25 February 2026: Eli´s time at NAMMCO
Background Before starting my graduation internship at NAMMCO, I had already completed several internships during my major in Wildlife Management at Van Hall Larenstein, where I specialised in [...]
24 February 2026: Last day for abstract submissions to the marine mammal student symposium
Abstract submission reminder! We are ONE DAY away from the deadline for registering as a presenter for the 8th Marine Mammal Student Symposium. Registration for presenters will close today (24th [...]
18 February 2026: A new study on the Impact of tusk anomalies on the long-term foraging ecology of narwhals
A study by Louis and colleagues, titled “Impact of tusk anomalies on the long-term foraging ecology of narwhals”, was published in the journal Ecology and Evolution in November 2025. Narwhals are [...]
17 February 2026: One week left for abstract submissions to the marine mammal student symposium
Abstract submission reminder! We are ONE WEEK away from the deadline for registering as a presenter for the 8th Marine Mammal Student Symposium. The 8th Marine Mammal Student Symposium is [...]
16 February 2026: Call for papers: Volume 15 of the NAMMCO Scientific Publications series
The call for papers for Volume 15 of NAMMCO Scientific Publications is now open! The volume will comprise two issues: Issue 1: “Marine mammal abundance: estimates and surveys” is a special topic [...]
12 February 2026: The report of the 32nd Meeting of the NAMMCO Scientific Committee has been published online!
The 32nd Meeting of the NAMMCO Scientific Committee was held at the Faroe Marine Research Institute in Tórshavn (Faroe Islands) on 19–22 January 2026. Chaired by Dr Sandra Granquist (Iceland), [...]
11 February 2026: A new study on the Intra-species differences in impacts of climate change on hooded seal
A study by Vacquié-Garcia and colleagues, titled “Intra-species differences in impacts of climate change: A case study of the hooded seal (Cystophora cristata)”, was published in the journal [...]
5 February 2026: A new study on the diving behaviour of ringed seals
A new study by Schiøtt and colleagues, titled “Recaptured ringed seals (Pusa hispida) in Greenland show diving patterns indicative of a behaviour related to daylight”, was published in the [...]