Harbour seals respond differently to pulses of out-migrating coho and Chinook salmon smolts By Marine Mammal Research Unit On December 14, 2020 · Add Comment Tweet Read Full Article →
Next BC Marine Mammal Symposium – November 2021 On November 17, 2020 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Bowhead whales feed year-round in Cumberland Sound, Nunavut On June 25, 2020 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
A Window into the Lives of Resident Killer Whales On November 4, 2019 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
27th Annual BC Marine Mammal Symposium On September 16, 2019 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Mei Sato – Using sound to visualize life below the surface On September 26, 2018 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
26th Annual B.C. MARINE MAMMAL SYMPOSIUM On September 11, 2018 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Dr. Andrew Trites wins the Timothy R. Parsons Medal On June 14, 2018 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Marine Mammal Research Newsletter – March 2018 – Issue 17 On April 23, 2018 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
25th Annual B.C. MARINE MAMMAL SYMPOSIUM On September 8, 2017 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Into the Field: Harbor seals prey on salmon smolts On August 7, 2017 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
August 2017 – Crunching the Numbers On August 1, 2017 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Marine Mammal Research Newsletter | August 2017 (Issue 16) On August 1, 2017 By Marine Mammal Research Unit
Steller Research Front and Center On July 12, 2017 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
On-line Marine Mammal Symposium On November 25, 2016 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
24th Annual B.C. MARINE MAMMAL SYMPOSIUM On October 15, 2016 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Analyzing Appetites in Harbor Seals On July 15, 2016 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Decisions at Depth: Does prey availability drive foraging behavior? On January 3, 2016 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
12th LARKIN LECTURE: What the past tells us about the future of fisheries and oceans research in British Columbia On October 16, 2015 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
The Science of Stress: A Nutrigenomic Approach On July 28, 2015 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
The Long View: A Historical Perspective on Steller Sea Lion Declines On November 13, 2014 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Is predation by harbor seals on juvenile fish responsible for the poor recovery of salmon? On September 30, 2014 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
July 2014 – From the Lab to the Field On September 17, 2014 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
July 2014 – Science Outreach On September 17, 2014 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Calculating the limits of diving On November 21, 2013 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
21st Annual B.C. MARINE MAMMAL SYMPOSIUM On October 11, 2013 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Measuring Diet in the Lab: The Pros and Cons of QFASA On April 16, 2013 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Eating right – key to survival of whales and dolphins On March 27, 2013 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Predator Puzzle: New evidence for predation as key factor in Steller Sea Lion collapse On July 30, 2012 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Meals for Seals: Maximum rates of fish intake in northern fur seals On April 11, 2012 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Metabolic Mysteries: Researchers explore connection between heart rate and energy expenditure On September 7, 2011 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Diving for Dinner: The mechanics of foraging and commuting in Steller sea lions On January 14, 2011 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Portrait of a Predator: Photo study leads to estimate of killer whale population On November 22, 2010 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Northern fur seals – a Tale of Two Critters On September 13, 2010 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Laboratory Studies – One More Piece of the Puzzle On January 18, 2010 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Seasonal Differences in Biochemical Adaptation to Fasting in Juvenile and Subadult Steller Sea Lions On August 20, 2009 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Ecopath, Virtual Ecosystems, and the Status of the Gulf of Alaska On May 11, 2009 By Marine Mammal Research Unit
Putting a Price Tag on Habitat Conservation On March 3, 2009 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Reconstructing the Past: Prehistoric data helps to assess modern Pacific cod fishery On January 20, 2009 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Hormone Changes Shed Light on Nutritional Stress On June 22, 2008 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
Treading Lightly in Breeding Areas On June 1, 2008 By Marine Mammal Research Unit Read Full Article →
