Wildlife Blog
From Bangladesh to Brazil, experience what it’s like to rescue sea turtles off the coast of Mexico or trudge through tropical rainforests searching for the next emerging deadly disease. Wildlife Trust scientists give you a snapshot from the field and firsthand accounts of conservation projects like these from around the world.
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Right Whales, Right Now!
Our hopes for better weather and calm seas were finally realized. We were anxiously waiting to get back in the air.
Birds of a Feather
Wildlife Trust researchers study the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) and we are currently trying to decipher the mechanisms behind its persistence.
Going Regional!
It has been my hope to create a regional network of African manatee researchers to increase communication, data collection efforts and collaboration between people working in different countries.
Ten Days in Senegal
From Dakar to Matam, a town on the Senegal River, this is where we rescued manatees trapped behind a dam in January 2009 and it's the place where manatees migrate in the rainy season.
Grounded
The South Carolina right whale aerial survey team has been battling some pretty foul weather including gale force winds, record rain fall and even a few inches of snow!
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In Search of ‘Mamiwata’
This blog chronicles the search for the elusive West African manatee, and the exploration to understand its biology, habitat and preservation needs, economic and cultural significance. Visit the Blog »
