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Community Outreach

9/10/2015

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For the second year in a row we have been fortunate to be able to offer an educational day for members of some local communities. Students and their parents and teachers come with us for a day of whale watching, games and some fun beach time. Everyone learns about whales, dolphins and marine science in general. We also discuss the importance of conservation, not just for the marine ecosystem, but all ecosystems. Panama is a country rich with many natural resources, and we are excited to inspire the next generation to protect what makes this country so special!  
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Everyone is excited to watch a mom and calf pair near the boat!
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Betzi discusses whales and dolphins with the group
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Betzi and friends
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The kids play a game that demonstrates how dolphins use echolocation to find their prey
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A melody from below

9/3/2015

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It is not unusual for us to hear a singing whale through the hull of our boat without the aid of our hydrophone. This means the whale is VERY nearby. The other day we were sitting with the engines off recording a whale that we could easily hear without the hydrophone. As I gazed into the water I saw a dark shape underneath us, and quickly recognized that this was our singing whale. We put our GoPro camera in the water and captured this video of the whale with its head down in typical singing posture.  This was a first for our research team! 
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  • Panacetacea
  • Who we are
    • Research Team
    • Students
    • Colleagues
    • Cooperation
    • Gallery
  • Blog
    • Humpback Whales 2022
    • Humpback Whales 2021
    • Humpback Whales Summer 2019
    • Humpback Whales Summer 2018
    • Humpback Whale Winter 2018
    • Humpback Whales 2017
    • Humpback Blog 2015
    • Humpback Blog 2014
    • BlogBocasDolphin 2014
    • Summer 2013 Blog
    • Summer 2012Blog
  • Programs
    • Monitoring Program >
      • Humpback Whale Project
      • Dolphins of Bocas del Toro Project
      • Dolphins of Changuinola & Gandoca Project
      • Dolphins of Gulf of Chiriqui Project
      • Cetaceans of Iguana Island Project
      • Central American Marine Biodiversity Acoustic Surveillance Network
      • Stranding and Rescue Network
    • Education and Outreach Program >
      • Education >
        • Internships
      • Outreach
    • Ocean Science Program >
      • Whale-Watching
      • Bocas Study Case
      • Research Permits and Whale-Watching Licenses
  • Donors & Grants
  • Small Grants Program
  • How to help
  • Documents
    • Peer Reviewed Publications
    • Documents for the Public
  • News
  • Store
  • Contact us