In the lead up to the NSW Dolphin Census on 30th May 2026, we will be holding a series of training workshops for participants to learn the standardised methods as part of our East Coast Dolphin Watch Citizen Science Program.
For more details about the NSW Dolphin Census and training workshops head to the event registration page HERE.
Yes, record all whale and dolphin species you see.
Yes! It is very useful to record and upload your survey data even if you don’t see any dolphins. This is still valuable data!
We hope that the weather will be fine and sunny for workshop, however, in the event that weather conditions are unfavourable, we will be in touch with you directly the day prior.
Yes, there are no exceptions to this. [NSW Dolphin Watching Regulations]
o Data will be used to understand the status and distribution of dolphins along the east coast of Australia, with results publicly reported via Dolphin Research Australia website.
o In line with best practice principles of citizen science, all data collected will be publicly accessible and contribute to the Atlas of Living Australia open-source data. This also provides a valuable historical record for future generations.
Moreton Bay Dolphin Presentation & Training Workshop Please check your email for more information!
