Last month, we had one of our best days yet out on the water!
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Topics: Dolphins in Key Largo, Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins, Conservation, Newsletter, Photo ID
Wild Dolphin of the Month
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Topics: Dolphins in Key Largo, Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins, Newsletter, Photo ID
Photo Identification studies have been hard to achieve this past month due to high-wind conditions, but the team hopes to get out on the water in the next couple of days for the first Photo - ID survey of the new year!
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Topics: Dolphins in Key Largo, Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins, Conservation, Newsletter, Photo ID
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Topics: Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins, Conservation, Photo ID
DPMMR’s Photo-ID researchers conducted multiple photo-ID surveys between Key Largo and Islamorada at the end of August on both Atlantic and Florida Bay sides. The first day resulted in 3 sightings with a total of 7 individual dolphins which are identified by the nicks and notches on their dorsal fins. Of these dolphins, 4 have been previously sighted within the Upper Keys region. These re-sights suggest strong site fidelity to the region which has implications for management and conservation efforts.
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Topics: Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins, Conservation, Newsletter, Photo ID
A day-in-the-life of a Photo ID Research Biologist
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Topics: Conservation, Newsletter, Photo ID
