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Parley SnotBot® – Alaska
Using drones, the SnotBot® team captures exhalations from orca whales for the first time – giving scientists a non-invasive way to collect data.
The Poop Loop
Ocean lovers, we implore you to go forth and fertilize the global consciousness by talking about whale poop. Here are your talking points.
Singing with the Whales
The voices of whales are currently moving through interstellar space and the deep oceans. Let’s make sure they’re heard and protected.
Parley SnotBot® diary: Sea of Cortez
Reporting from the first Parley SnotBot expedition of 2018, Dr. Iain Kerr explains how drones are transforming the way we study whales.
Parley SnotBot® – Alaska
For a barometer of ocean health, scientists look to marine mammals at the top of the food web — and sometimes, their 'snot.'
Gabriel Barathieu: Encounters on the Other Side
Among the greatest tools for conservation are cameras and the people who wield them. Photographer Gabriel Barathieu is no exception.