🔎 The GOOS Ocean Data Use Cases demonstrate real impact and value of data coming from sustained #OceanObservations. Read the second Use Case on how acoustic glider networks help reduce right whale strikes in Canadian and US waters ➡ bit.ly/4cRFtH6

Join OTN and Big Spruce Brewing for a free film screening of Nicolas Winkler and Ocean Spirits' Open Season on Aug. 7 at MNH Naturalists in Halifax, NS. Get your tickets here! bit.ly/4fllZMB

🐟Fish telemetry practitioners worldwide, please save the date for the 2025 International Conference on Fish Telemetry to be held in Traverse City Michigan, USA on June 8-13. A website and more details is forthcoming! Please retweet and share with your network.

On the 50th anniversary of the book Jaws, shark warning signs are going up on maritime beaches for the first time ever. Fred Whoriskey with Ocean Tracking Network explains what’s behind their increasing numbers link.chtbl.com/UYIyzPYC

Join our OBIS team. We are recruiting a Community Engagement Officer to support the new OBIS coordination groups for OBIS nodes, data and information products. This is a consultancy position. Apply before 28 August 2024. More information 👉obis.org/2024/07/30/vac…

Tune into OTN’s study hall on Thursday to explore data analysis tools, methods and solutions with the OTN data team and peers from around the globe! Send us a DM for the participation link!

We had a blast hosting two outreach sessions for SuperNOVA this month! Over 30 summer camp participants dove into the world of acoustic animal tracking, including a tour of Dalhousie University's Aquatron facilities!

TERP is another one of the COOLEST white sharks out there..again why you ask? Because he likes to travel to the Bahamas in winter 🇧🇸 😊 Tagged by Atlantic White Shark Conservancy off Cape Cod this 11ft male white shark was detected by Saving the Blue off Andros Island along the reef ledge at 90ft

In our next research profile, Lucas Griffin—an assistant professor at University of South Florida— discusses the role of acoustic tracking in studying the migration of Atlantic tarpon. Read more: bit.ly/3WmPcyf

Job 🚨: Research Scientist with Shark Research Foundation The successful candidate will work on a NOAA -funded project to integrate animal tracking data into biodiversity monitoring & management. Remote position. For info reach out [email protected] Please Share!

Big thanks to Discovery Centre for inviting OTN to participate in their shark day activities last month! Over 100 people stopped by our booth to learn how acoustic telemetry is being used in shark research and conservation!

Do you have questions about aquatic telemetry, spatial ecology, statistics or programming? Attend OTN’s study hall on Thursday to problem solve with the OTN data team and peers from across the globe! Send us a DM for the participation link!

Join OTN for study hall! Every Thursday, the OTN data team works with peers from across the globe to answer telemetry data questions and help problem solve! Learn more: oceantrackingnetwork.org/study-hall/

The Ocean Tracking Network and Big Spruce Brewing are releasing the newest edition of Tag! You’re It!—a conservation financing beer that generates funds for ocean-focused charities and non-profit organizations in Canada. We find out more from Jeremy White and Fred Whoriskey.

Do you have questions about aquatic telemetry, spatial ecology, statistics or programming? Attend OTN’s study hall on Thursday to problem solve with the OTN data team and peers from across the globe! Send us a DM for the participation link!

Tune into OTN’s study hall on Thursday to explore data analysis tools, methods and solutions with the OTN data team and peers from around the globe! Send us a DM for the participation link!

Join OTN for study hall! Every Thursday, the OTN data team works with peers from across the globe to answer telemetry data questions and help problem solve! Send us a DM for the participation link!

🚨Calling all OTN collaborators interested in showcasing their research!🚨 Website profiles are a great way to boost project recognition, develop connections in the scientific community & enhance the visibility of your telemetry research. Learn more: bit.ly/3ZLiCpy

Knut Wiik Vollset (Knut Wiik Vollset), a professor at NORCE, leads the Bergen Telemetry Network Network, which tracks aquatic animals — such as lobsters, salmon, otters, etc. — in marine & freshwater habitats using advanced telemetry techniques. Read more: bit.ly/4edey8O