FAQ: Why do whales jump?
SouWEST’s Dr Chandra Salgado Kent features in the Australian Geographic Ask the Expert section to discuss whale acrobatics, and answer the question of “Why do whales jump?“. To read her […]
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SouWEST attends international conservation conference
Next week, Angela Recalde-Salas (Centre for Marine Science and Technology (CMST)) will be attending the Student Conference on Conservation Science Australia. Running from the 21st January to the 1st February […]
Busselton Dunsborough Times: “Blue whales focus of study”
Last week the Busselton Dunsborough Times newspaper published an article about the work of SouWEST in Geographe Bay. Featuring a lovely blue whale picture by Chris Burton (Western Whale Research), […]
Super-pods, strange pigmentations and science outreach!
Some really interesting sightings from up the hill this week, including a humpback whale mega-pod, some large blue whale groups, and a pair of extremely-pigmented humpbacks! On Monday afternoon Angela, […]
Free SouWEST Talk in Busselton and TV Episode Link
On Wednesday, SouWEST researcher Sarah Marley will be giving a free public talk to the Busselton Naturalists Club. The talk will cover information about the history of whales in Geographe […]
First week a (theo)delight!
It has been a busy first week, with the theodolite team undertaking monitoring shifts twice a day, the unveiling of SouWEST’s “Whale Count Boards”, and a whale-spotting trip to Point […]
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