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This project aims to understand the drivers of humpback whale physiological and behavioral responses to anthropogenic and environmental stressors, and forecast future population trajectories.

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Help us advance world-class marine mammal research that informs conservation, shapes policy, and protects whales and dolphins for generations to come.

Areas of Research

We approach marine mammal science with a multidisciplinary lens. From fine-scale physiological measurements to population-level modeling, our work sheds light on how marine mammals interact with and are impacted by their environments.

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Population Ecology

Abundance, demography and density

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Health and Bioenergetics

Health, physiology and energetics

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Spatial Ecology

Movement patterns and habitat use

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Behavior

Behavioral patterns, social dynamics and communication

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Science-based Decision Making

We generate robust, quantitative data to support conservation and management, collaborating with policymakers and communities to translate science into meaningful action and stewardship.

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