This is the first call for attendees for our upcoming introductory training course for those who wish to learn how to use GIS in biological research, and it will provide an introduction to using GIS in a wide variety of biological research situations, including marine mammal research, and the course includes two marine-mammal-specific practical exercises […]
The committee of the UK and Ireland Regional Student Chapter (UKIRSC) of the Society for Marine Mammalogy are pleased to announce our 13th annual conference. This year our meeting will be held on the 24th–26th January 2019 at Swansea University, Wales. This is a free conference which aims to bring together students from all […]
Save the Date for SEAMAMMS 2019! When: March 29-31, 2019 Where: Georgetown University As a special treat, the Smithsonian’s “Whale Warehouse” will be open all day (9-5pm) Friday for free tours! This is one of the largest collections of marine mammals in the world, read about it here and here. Make sure you arrive early enough to visit […]
We are pleased to announce the course ” Métodos de estudios acústicos y visuales para la conservación de cetáceos ” To be held in Lima, Peru. This course will be taught Spanish. More details are provided in Spanish for potential attendees: Taller: Métodos de estudios acústicos y visuales para la conservación de cetáceos Si eres […]
The fourth Australia/New Zealand Student Chapter Meeting of the Society for Marine Mammalogy will take place on November 29th and 30th, 2018, starting at 9 AM at Griffith University (Queensland). There will be an optional half-day R workshop on Wednesday afternoon, November 28th, which will be run by our colleagues at Griffth. This opportunity will […]