MMO PAM ACCOBAMS Course
18-23 November 2024, Genoa Oceanomare Delphis Onlus and CIBRA (Interdisciplinary Centre for Bioacoustics and Environmental Research), under the agreement signed with ACCOBAMS (Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans…
18-23 November 2024, Genoa Oceanomare Delphis Onlus and CIBRA (Interdisciplinary Centre for Bioacoustics and Environmental Research), under the agreement signed with ACCOBAMS (Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans…
In recent days, John Baxter informed us that, from January, he will no longer be the Chief Editor of AQC. Along with his colleague Phil Boon, who is Freshwater Chief Editor, they were informed by Wiley (the publishers) that they will not be renewing their contracts.
16-21 October 2023, Genoa Aquarium, Italy
Oceanomare Delphis Onlus and CIBRA (Interdisciplinary Centre for Bioacoustics and Environmental Research), under the agreement signed with ACCOBAMS (Agreement on the Conservation of Cetaceans…
Last month, Atlante was re-sighted in the waters of the Important Marina Mammal Area of Ischia and Ventotene. As always, he was in the company of other sperm whales. This is the fifth sighting of...
Researchers from Oceanomare Delphis, experts in monitoring and conservation of Mediterranean cetaceans, collaborate on Greenpeace Italy's "C'è di Mezzo il Mare" expedition. Our researcher Alessandra Staffelli...
More familiar flukes spotted in the IMMA (Important Marine Mammal Area) of Ischia and Ventontene. Meet Cartesio, who was sighted around Ischia for the first time in...
Our 2023 summer field research season began with incredible enthusiasm and dedication. Our first weeks on the water have been very successful, with many sightings...
Again at the ECS in Galicia, we presented a study that analyzed sperm whale movements by comparing the photo-identification catalogs of six Italian research organizations.
The 34th conference of the European Cetacean Society in Galicia, Spain, recently concluded. We present one of our contributions in collaboration with other associations. The study reported the case...