Category: Animal Tracking
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Tracking of marine predators to protect Southern Ocean ecosystems
A recent study published in Nature examined tracking data from 4,060 individuals of 17 species of marine predators, including IMOS Animal Tracking data, and suggests a way to use such data to predict key ecological regions in the Southern Ocean.
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Marine megafauna as an ocean-observing tool for the next decade
Highly migratory marine vertebrates were the focus of a workshop at the recent OceanObs19 attended by staff from the IMOS Animal Tracking Facility.
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IMOS extends our observations in Victoria
Yesterday a new IMOS mooring was deployed in the water off the Bonney Coast in a collaborative effort between SARDI and Deakin University.