A week full of amazing moments
During this week, I learned a lot about humpback whales. I learned about how photo IDs of their tails can be used to study the population and how important ...
Using flukes to identify humpbacks
One of the primary methods we use to collect data on the humpback whales in the Gulf of Chiriqui is taking photos of their tails. Each humpback has a unique pattern on its flukes that can be used to ...
Solving field challenges
By Colin Perkins-Taylor The 2019 field season has been incredible so far, and I don’t …
An epic start to the 2019 field season
by Shelby Rosten The 2019 field season is underway and off to an awesome start! …
Studying humpback whales in Panama
Below is a link to our colleague Ester Quintan's blog post on her experience with …
Feeding frenzy
While the primary objective of this research project is humpback whales, we enjoy observing the …
Farewell to our 2018 student interns
Every year we take student interns with us on our research project. We love introducing …
