When a research team led by PhD students at Clemson and UNC learned about fish in the Cape Fear River struggling to reach their spawning grounds, they set out to see if dam infrastructure may be playing a role. How did they do it? By testing receivers at different

It’s not often you want your receiver buried! Very cool to see another creative deployment method open up new habitats for observing. Amazing work by @shiorisharky #animalmovement

Invasive species can wreak havoc on any ecosystem. Learn how Matthew Acre and researchers at USGS were able to quickly conduct a detailed positioning study to evaluate their efforts of removing Silver Carp from Kentucky Lake. innovasea.com/case-study/usg… #fishtracking #telemetry

ICYMI Shiori Kanno is testing the limits of acoustic telemetry by measuring their performance and range in a mangrove habitat. Turns out they're still effective even in these dense, vegetated environments. Check out the full study here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jf… #sharkscience

Our team was recently out in Germany outfitting a kayak with a VR2Tx acoustic receiver for an adventurous citizen scientist He'll be kayaking the Danube River for the next two months to track tagged sturgeon and raise awareness and funds for their conservation! Good luck on

Can't wait for the next #TopeSIARCProject update! Happy tope tagging 🐟 #trackingnotslacking

❗️Release alert❗️Streamline your workflow and quickly gain key insights from your acoustic telemetry data with Fathom Connect - the desktop component of our Fathom software platform.💻 Fathom Connect is everything you loved about VUE and more, enabling you to configure, offload,

Remains of an Innovasea VR2AR acoustic telemetry receiver on the west coast of the Isle of Wight last night 🐟Encrusted with barnacles and entangled in netting! Serial No. 553300 May already have been reported but if not would be great to track down its origin?

Looking forward to ICFT 2025 in Traverse City!

We are honored to have been named one of TIME Magazine’s top Greentech companies for 2024. At Innovasea, our passion for innovation is driven by a commitment to make our oceans and freshwater ecosystems sustainable for future generations. Thanks AIM for the

Last month, Innovasea Fish Tracking traveled to Antwerp, Belgium to put our aquaMeasure sensors to the (range) test at a dredging site in the River Scheldt. Tests like these help advance aquaMeasure’s real-time monitoring under challenging research conditions. Pictured: our

Catch us at the ASFB Frontiers in Fish Tagging Workshop on November 17! 🐟 ASFB And we hope to see you at our exhibit during ASFB conference, Nov 18-21 🎉

A wet but beautiful Icelandic field excursion for Guðbjörg Ásta Ólafsdóttir and colleagues— now this is #fieldwork! Safe journey for the codlings #trackingnotslacking

Spotted: Innovasea’s own Dan Houmann presenting on innovations in global acoustic telemetry at this week’s 6th Southern African Marine Linefish Symposium conference in South Africa. Thanks for the shot Dr Adam Rees ! 🐟

Cool collab incoming: Innovasea recently teamed up with researchers at Des Requins et Des hommes (Des Requins et Des hommes) in Brest, France, to test multi-range receivers on a sailboat-turned-research vessel! 🛥️ The new “mobile receiver platform” will enable the team to track sharks

Regenerative aquaculture and acoustic telemetry make a great pairing in this new study led by @Thomasstamp feat Dr Adam Rees. They used V9 transmitter tags on crustaceans to capture ecological benefits of offshore mussel farms. Bravo to the researchers! 🦞 #acoustictelemetry

Des Requins et Des Hommes(Des Requins et Des hommes), an NGO supporting shark conservation, just built a “mobile lab” for acoustic telemetry. This multi-receiver platform tracks shark tags on the move, unlocking new research possibilities. Check out the vid to see how it came together! #sharks