Blog: My time at NAMMCO
Background My name is Mana Tugend and I have been working at the NAMMCO Secretariat for the past year – nine months as an intern and the following three as Scientific and Communication [...]
13 September 2019: Early view of new article
The article North Atlantic killer whale Orcinus orca populations: a review of current knowledge and threats to conservation has been published as Early View in the Mammal Society journal Mammal [...]
8 May 2019: My time as an intern at NAMMCO
To find out more about how to apply to the NAMMCO Internship Programme, click the link here. Background: My name is Sam Smith and I’m a marine biology masters graduate from the UK. I [...]
12 April 2019: Searchable catch database
Transparency is an important part of NAMMCO, and we have been working on a searchable database with the number of marine mammal catches in our member countries for a while. Now, finally, it is [...]
July 21, 2017: 25 years – People behind NAMMCO
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the establishment of NAMMCO, the North Atlantic Marine Mammal Commission, with the signature of the Agreement on Cooperation in Research, Conservation and [...]
April 5, 2017: NAMMCO 25 – The birth of an agreement
Nuuk, April 5, 2017 – In four days, on Sunday 9th April 2017, NAMMCO will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the signature of the Agreement on Research, Conservation and Management of Marine [...]