Swim encounters with wild
marine mammals. Follow the
swimBLOG (...here...)
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(18.06.21) New chapter
New book chapter on swim encounters
with wild killer whales in Norway
(...here...).
(17.10.20) New article
New article on swim encounters
with wild grey seals off Helgoland
(...here...).
(30.04.18) Book contribution
Swim-with research with pilot whales
in the new book 'Encounters with whales:
a survey of human/whale culture' written
by Wade Doak (...here...).
(15.11.17) ICNT contribution
International Competence Network
of Tourism Research and Education
(Ecotourism in the 21st Century)
contribution, Auckland, New Zealand
(...here...).
(14.09.17) New article
Reply to comments on article on swim
encounters with wild killer whales in
northern Norway (...here...).
(09.05.17) IWC contribution
New IWC contribution on swim
encounters with killer whales
at the Scientific Committee in
Bled, Slovenia (
here...)
(07.03.17) New article
New article on True's beaked
whales in Macaronesia (...here...).
(30.12.16) New article
New article on swim encounters
with wild killer whales in northern
Norway (...here...).
(04.11.16) New video
Click ...here... to see a group of
breaching Gervais' beaked whales
(.mov file with 2.2 MB).
(24.11.15) CMT publication
Coastal Marine Tourism conference
contribution on behaviors of killer
whales during swim encounters with
humans (...here...).
(05.10.15) New study
Together with Chantal Pagel as
the principal investigator and
Dr Michael Lόck, we currently
co-author a paper on interactive
behaviours of northern Norway
killer whales addressed towards
human swimmers (...here...).
(09.09.14) New field study
An own current study examines
interactive behaviors displayed
by grey seals during encounters
with human swimmers off
Helgoland (...here
)
(24.05.14) New book chapter
New book chapter on behaviors of botos
and short-finned pilot whales during close
encounters with humans (...here...).
(30.04.14) IWC publication
New IWC contribution on behaviors of botos
and short-finned pilot whales during close
encounters with humans (...here...). See also
recent research (...here...)
(14.03.14) New videos
See some alarming videos
on food-provisioning of
Amazon botos (...here
)
(11.12.13) Comparative study
In a collaborative effort, researchers
from Brazil and Germany currently catalogue
and compare self-initiated behaviors during
close encounters with Amazon botos and short-
finned pilot whales (...here
)
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