2021 Year in Review

In 2021 we worked hard to embrace opportunities. We embraced opportunities to engage the public in whale conservation through documentaries, global expeditions, education programs, and digitizing our 50 years of whale recordings. Opportunities to develop new non-invasive technology, opportunities to collect data and study the health of whale populations across the globe, opportunities to collaborate with other like-minded researchers, scientists, technologists, artists, and educators. Please see the great imagery below of what your support accomplished this year.

Cape Ann Maker’s Market at Ocean Alliance, Azores Expedition Crew Members, Risso’s Dolphin

Spotted dolphins, SnotBot Live Education event, Sperm whale mother and calf

OceanXplorer research vessel in the Azores, Ocean Alliance and AIMM team meeting Sylvia Earle, Iain launching DJI Mavic for snot collection

John Wise Toxicology Laboratory collecting water samples, SnotBot collecting sample from a sei whale in the Azores, Rocky Neck Art Colony’s Goetemann Residency Closing talk at Ocean Alliance

Andy Rogan collecting photo identification, Photogrammetry of humpback whale Owl, Launching SnotBot in Azores

New seawall at Ocean Alliance, Harbor porpoises off of Gloucester, Reliance Concrete Polishing with our new floors