Once again, we are preparing to begin our field season in the Bay of Fundy. This year will be our 30th consecutive season! We are expecting this season to be an exciting one. We saw record numbers of calves born in the Southeast U.S. this past winter (read more about them in our aerial survey blog) and expect to see most of them in the Bay this summer. We are also going to survey Roseway Basin for the first time since 2006! Our season is scheduled to start August 3rd so keep checking the blog to hear all the interesting and exciting adventures of the New England Aquarium's right whale research team.7/23/09
#1: 2009 Season Starting Soon!
Once again, we are preparing to begin our field season in the Bay of Fundy. This year will be our 30th consecutive season! We are expecting this season to be an exciting one. We saw record numbers of calves born in the Southeast U.S. this past winter (read more about them in our aerial survey blog) and expect to see most of them in the Bay this summer. We are also going to survey Roseway Basin for the first time since 2006! Our season is scheduled to start August 3rd so keep checking the blog to hear all the interesting and exciting adventures of the New England Aquarium's right whale research team.
#45: Bay of Fundy Blog Starting Soon!!
As the team prepares to head up to the field station in Lubec, Maine to survey the summer nursery/feeding grounds in the lower Bay of Fundy for right whales, the blog posts are starting to shift from the Aerial Survey Blog to the Bay of Fundy Blog. The season is scheduled to start August 3rd so keep chekcing the blog to hear more about all the interesting and exciting adventures of the New England Aquarium's right whale researcher team.Click here to go to the Bay of Fundy Blog. Don't forget to subscribe!!
-Jonathan
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