These last couple of weeks have gone by very fast. My research has been wrapping up. I have finished the data analysis on the results of the seal counts and…
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The last couple of days I had the opportunity to attend a workshop to gauge the interest, questions, concerns and ideas about building a small UAS facility here at Duke. …
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Grey seals (Halichoerus grypus) are found on both shores of the North Atlantic. They feed a variety of fish, mostly benthic or demersal species. During the winter months, female grey…
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Quite a week on the water in Chatham, MA on Cape Cod! To list some of the accomplishments: the first live-captures (on our first attempt no less) of gray seals…
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Our tagged gray seal—Bronx—has been busy in the inshore and offshore waters around Cape Cod these past six months as he continues to carry our GPS tag that pings back…
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We’ve been tracking Bronx – our Cape Cod iSeal – for about 37 days and we are starting to learn a little about this seals habits. This in turn, helps…
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On September 15, 2012, a grey seal – named Bronx – was released from West Dennis Beach on Cape Cod with a tag on it’s back. After about 10 days…
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I’ve just returned from a quick trip to Provincetown, MA where I attended a seal/fishery interaction meeting hosted by the Provincetown Center for Coastal Studies. The meeting, sponsored by the…
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