31 March 2017
26 March 2017
07 March 2017
04 March 2017
03 March 2017
Dolphins in Ferrara
Giovanni Bearzi and Stefano Mazzotti, Director of the Ferrara Museum of Natural History, with a crowd of interested participants and a supervising skeleton. The event, part of the Darwin Day celebration series, focused on shifting perceptions of whales and dolphins, the difference between conservation and animal welfare, dolphin research in the Gulf of Corinth, and the greatness of Charles Darwin.
Thank you Giorgio Bertorelle (University of Ferrara) and Stefano Mazzotti for a lively evening.
(Photos by S. Bonizzoni)
23 February 2017
Mediterranean monk seal near bather
This photo, taken in July 2013, shows a Mediterranean monk seal near an unaware bather. The seal foraged in the area for a relatively long time, unnoticed by several bathers and people on the beach. Sometimes, lack of monk seal reports may not relate to lack of animals (as scientists would put it: "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence").
(Photo by G. Bearzi, Northern Evoikos Gulf, Greece)
20 February 2017
17 February 2017
Common dolphin babysitting a newborn striped dolphin
A short-beaked common dolphin babysitting a newborn striped dolphin?
Join us in the Gulf of Corinth and discover why.
DOLPHIN BIOLOGY WEEKS
(Photo by M. Silveira Da Ferreira, Gulf of Corinth, Greece)
14 February 2017
10 February 2017
06 February 2017
02 February 2017
18 January 2017
Dolphin Biology Weeks: June, July or August 2017
You can join us for a Dolphin Biology Week in June, July or August 2017.
For information: www.dolphinbiology.org/weeks/
12 January 2017
Dolphin Biology Weeks - 2017
You can join us in the field for a “Dolphin Biology Week”.
A Dolphin Biology Week will provide you with opportunities of monitoring dolphins and other fauna in the Gulf of Corinth, together with experienced marine biologists who have been studying Mediterranean dolphins for a long time.
This one-week programme includes informal seminars on marine conservation and data collection during boat surveys. Through a direct involvement in field activities you will learn how the researchers manage to locate, track and photo-identify individual dolphins at sea. You will discover how a regular monitoring of the study area can contribute to the understanding of dolphin ecology and conservation needs.
For more information: www.dolphinbiology.org/weeks/
19 November 2016
17 November 2016
16 November 2016
Grey herons
Grey herons Ardea cinerea flying over the Bay of Itea, Greece.
(Photo by S. Bonizzoni, Gulf of Corinth, Greece)
14 November 2016
05 November 2016
04 November 2016
29 October 2016
28 October 2016
24 October 2016
18 October 2016
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