Have you ever wanted to learn about dolphins and how you can help to conserve them? Then join the DEAP Dolphin Sighting Network. The Network encourages members of the community to report their dolphin sightings. A single sighting can be very useful for researchers. You can become a certified member of the Dolphin Sighting Network by […]
On Saturday 24th April, we began our Autumn 2010 field season. Beautiful warm sunny weather greeted us as well as the dolphins. The research kayak had a great encounter with a group off Watego’s Beach. The team captured some big leaps and a newborn bottlenose dolphin calf. We are looking forward to the rest of […]
We’re busy getting ready for the next Dolphin Ecology & Acoustic Project’s research field season in Byron Bay. The Autumn research season is set to begin 24th April 2010 to 10th May 2010. For two weeks we will once again be on the water and up the top of the Cape Byron Lighthouse logging the […]
You can adopt your very own dolphin from Byron Bay and help support the research. This month, we will be officially launching our Dolphin Adoption Program. By becoming a guardian of a dolphin, you will be able to keep track and learn about your dolphin with the researchers. Check out our Adopt-A-Dolphin page for […]
Our Very Own Research Vessel! Thanks to our sponsors, the Cape Byron Marine Park Authority, GoSea Kayaks and Bunyips Outdoor camping store we now have our very own research vessel… A Hobie Odyssey kayak! After a little getting used too, and a few man overboard incidents, we now have the capacity to paddle out into […]
SUMMER SEASON 2010 Our summer field work has just come to an end. With the help of our fantastic volunteer team, it has been a month of fun, sun, rain, wind and good data. Our team collected GPS tracking data from atop of the Cape Byron Lighthouse as well as photographs, video and acoustic recordings […]
You will be emailed further information about the workshop and training soon