Marine Mammals Archives - Page 6 of 13

Apr 28 2017 | Faunalytics

Plastic Debris And Pelagic Fish: A First Look

A first look at the evidence shows that plastics in bluefin tuna represent a concern for this endangered species, currently on the IUCN Red List, and more. READ MORE

Mar 23 2017 | Faunalytics

The Endangered River Dolphins Of India And Pakistan

Study finds that conservation and research is urgently needed for the Indus River dolphins of Pakistan and India, who are currently on the brink. READ MORE

Feb 8 2017 | Mona Zahir

Boat Noise And Coral Reef Fish

Boat noise has a disruptive effect on reef fish and their larvae and could disrupt fish settlement and population dynamics. READ MORE

Jan 24 2017 | Stella Bang

Minimizing Adverse Impacts On Cetaceans

Population densities of common dolphins off California has been roughly stable for a decade, and we need long term monitoring to keep it that way. READ MORE

Nov 1 2016 | Selena Darlim

Is Australia Failing Threatened Marine Species?

New research shows that Australia is meeting targets in some areas of marine conservation while falliing short in a range of other ways. READ MORE

Oct 24 2016 | Faunalytics

Whale Migration And Human Movement: A Review

New data on humpback whale migration shows many opportunities for dangerous encounters with off-shore drilling activities and ocean vessels. READ MORE

Oct 3 2016 | Faunalytics

Promoting Non-Disruptive Wildlife Tourism

Wildlife tourism is growing, but more effort is needed to standardize research methods and understand the impacts on multiple animal species. READ MORE

Sep 29 2016 | Faunalytics

Blue Energy And The Potential Risks To Animals

Harnessing “blue energy” from the oceans is a potential boon to reducing reliance on fossil fuels. But what does it mean for ocean-dwelling animals? READ MORE

Sep 22 2016 | Faunalytics

Ghost Fishing: An International Overview

Addressing discarded fishing gear and minimizing "ghost fishing" will require a concerted international effort, including better data collection. READ MORE

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