News
Expedition 29: The Sounders
Ocean Alliance’s SnotBot® team assisted Cascadia Research in drone deploying biologging tags on Sounder Gray Whales in Puget Sound for a second...
Expedition 29: The Sounders
Ocean Alliance’s SnotBot® team assisted Cascadia Research in drone deploying biologging tags on Sounder Gray Whales in Puget Sound for a second...
Expedition 29: The Sounders
Ocean Alliance’s SnotBot® team assisted Cascadia Research in drone deploying biologging tags on Sounder Gray Whales in Puget Sound for a second consecutive year. This work is led by Research Biologist John Calambokidis from Cascadia Research and Stanford PhD student...
Categories
Latest News
Expedition 29: The Sounders
Ocean Alliance’s SnotBot® team assisted Cascadia Research in drone deploying biologging tags on Sounder Gray Whales in...
SnotBot goes tagging in Hawaii
Robotics Manager Chris Zadra and I headed off to Hawai’i on February 1 to work with Ed Lyman’s whale disentanglement...
Snotbot goes to Oman!
Oman, officially the Sultanate of Oman, is a country located in West Asia. It is situated on the southeastern coast of...
Looking for blue whales in Baja
Dear Friends, Well, Baja 2023 was a tough one. We always set ourselves a high bar, and we got the job done. But it...
Aloha from Hawaii
Dear Friends, Our trip to Maui has been incredibly productive and we still have five days left. Day one was set up and...
Red tide confirmed in dead southern right whales in Argentina
At the end of September, Insituto de Conservación de Ballenas, our partners in the Southern Right Whale Research...
Ocean Alliance awarded grant from Mass. Environmental Trust
The Massachusetts Environmental Trust has invested more than $20 million in environmental grantmaking awards for more...
Counting whales from space!
Clearly Ocean Alliance is interested in innovation. I have two personal convictions: I believe that the environmental...
DFWR Taking Flight
A letter from Program Manager Chris Zadra What Is The Drones For Whale Research Program? For the last four years, I...
Thanks to our alliance of collaborators in Mexico
Since our SnotBot program began in 2015, the Gulf of California has been our most important study site. We have been...
More tagging, more success!
Dear Friends, One of the most important tools in whale research right now are data tags. These tags stick onto the...
SnotBot goes tagging: Success!
Dear Friends, One word says it all “Success”…. such a simple word, but for us it represents the culmination of months...
Whales and the golden record
By Andy Rogan Recently, NASA announced that the Voyager 2 probe had left the boundaries of our solar system: becoming...
Tarr & Wonson Safe Contents
In April 2021 we were preparing to have the concrete floors of the Copper Mill building polished by Reliance Concrete...
SnotBot Azores: What a trip!
Dear Friends, We are all safely back in Gloucester and it’s great to be back home with family and friends. While it is...
SnotBot Azores: Bad weather, B roll, and a whaling museum
Dear Friends, The weather roller coaster continues here but we are making the best of it. On Day 9 it was too rough to...