An adult female elephant seal from Año Nuevo, currently at sea,
has traveled farther west than any other seal we have tracked
over the past two decades. She is over 5,300 kilometers from
home and just 1,700 kilometers from Russia! (She traveled well
beyond the international date line to 173-degrees east).
Click here to track her in real-time to see if she ventures even
farther before heading home for the breeding season this winter.
Monday, August 25, 2014
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Elephant seals provide data to IOOS
The elephant seals at Ano Nuevo are collecting oceanographic
information that is fed into a much larger multi-platform observing
network called IOOS (Integrated Ocean Observing System).
Click here to visit the IOOS Animal Telemetry website.
And click here to listen to a NOAA podcast about how marine
mammals are collecting data for IOOS.
information that is fed into a much larger multi-platform observing
network called IOOS (Integrated Ocean Observing System).
Click here to visit the IOOS Animal Telemetry website.
And click here to listen to a NOAA podcast about how marine
mammals are collecting data for IOOS.
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Google Scholar Page
Ano Nuevo now has a google scholar page!
Click Here to see the cumulative scientific impact of all the work being
done at the reserve. If you would like to read a full-text article, search
for the title on the UC Natural Reserve System website.
Number of citations to scientific publications from work conducted at Ano Nuevo
Click Here to see the cumulative scientific impact of all the work being
done at the reserve. If you would like to read a full-text article, search
for the title on the UC Natural Reserve System website.
Number of citations to scientific publications from work conducted at Ano Nuevo
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