Donate

News

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 team to trial and discuss new...

SnotBot goes tagging in Hawaii

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 team to trial and discuss new drone-based methods in support of disentangling large whales. Iain with a line-cutting hook. This was our second year...

Categories

Latest News

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 planning. In the morning we sat down with Ed Lyman and the Resource Protection and Monitoring Team with the Hawaiian Island Humpback Whale National...

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 project, began seeing reports of dead southern right whales in Golfo Nuevo, Península Valdés. Between September 24 and October 11, 30 dead right whales...

Ocean Alliance awarded grant from Mass. Environmental Trust

The Massachusetts Environmental Trust has invested more than $20 million in environmental grantmaking awards for more than three decades. This year, the Trust's Aquatic Animal Conservation Grantmaking Program awarded $495,321 to 11 programs across the state that will...

Counting whales from space!

Clearly Ocean Alliance is interested in innovation. I have two personal convictions: I believe that the environmental problems we currently face are not going to be solved through traditional methods alone – I am convinced that we need more moonshot thinking by people...

Find out how you can help

See what you can do to save our oceans and the animals within it.

Donate