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Protecting Hector’s – Where to next?

Department of Conservation — 02/06/2023 — 1 Comment

In the fifth addition to the Protecting Hector’s series – Will Carome wraps up his research surrounding Hector’s dolphins with some questions for the future.

In Marine Dolphin, Dolphin monitoring, Hector's dolphin, native animals, Protecting Hectors

Counting kōura in the Sounds – Long Island Kokomohua Marine Reserve

Department of Conservation — 15/05/2023

Recently a team of research divers headed into the South Island’s oldest marine reserve to check out what’s been happening with the areas kōura/crayfish.

In Marine, Nelson/Marlborough conservation, crayfish, diving, Marine, Marine Reserves, Marine science, research, Staff

Protecting Hector’s – Are dolphins being displaced by boats?

Department of Conservation — 09/05/2023

Researcher Will Carome describes how they detected dolphins underwater to identify shifts in dolphin distribution.

In Marine Dolphin monitoring, Dolphins, Hector's dolphin, native animals, Protecting Hectors

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