More than 250 people attend 33rd European Cetacean Society Annual Conference online
The first Virtual Conference 33rd Annual Conference of the ECS (European Cetacean Society) took place from the 5th to the…
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The SCARS Project confirms connectivity between submarine canyons for deep divers in the northern Cetacean Migration Corridor
During a month and a half of campaign and 1375 km of effort navigated through the submarine canyons of northern…
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Results of 4 years of monitoring the bottlenose dolphins in Cap de Creus
More than 7000 kilometres travelled, more than 400 bottlenose dolphins identified in the Cap de Creus area and more than…
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The Risso’s dolphin in the Mediterranean Sea
The Risso’s dolphin (Grampus griseus, Cuvier, 1812) is the smallest member of the subfamily Globicephalinae (Delphinidae). Adult size varies up…
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More than 300 scientists attended the European Cetacean Society webinar
The annual conference of the European Cetacean Society (ECS), which was held this year in Israel, has been postponed until…
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The northern sector of the Mediterranean Cetacean Corridor is confirmed as an important area for deep-diving cetaceans
We finished the AHAB Project, with more than 100 acoustic detections and 70 visual sightings and the first estimate of…
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Training and dissemination actions to improve the conservation of cetaceans in Cap de Creus
The observation of dolphins and whales in the waters of the Cap de Creus Natural Park has become more notorious…
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AHAB project: making off
In 2002, the Ministry of the Environment carried out a study in the Spanish Mediterranean to designate areas of importance…
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Increases in sightings of marine fauna: covid19, nature or espionage?
Everyone has noticed that during the time we have been confined, videos and photographs of marine fauna have appeared colonizing…
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