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    February 15, 2019

    New Year, New Logo

  • Tag! You’re It! conservation in a can: a sudsy success story Headquarters
    January 10, 2019

    Tag! You’re It! conservation in a can: a sudsy success story

  • Five-year white shark population project wraps up in Cape Cod Tagging & Tracking
    January 2, 2019

    Five-year white shark population project wraps up in Cape Cod

  •  Engineering a solution to track critically endangered Angelsharks  Tagging & Tracking
    December 20, 2018

     Engineering a solution to track critically endangered Angelsharks 

  • Collaboration in the Florida Keys takes species from mystery to science  Tagging & Tracking
    December 20, 2018

    Collaboration in the Florida Keys takes species from mystery to science 

The Ocean Tracking Network is a global aquatic animal tracking, technology development, and partnership platform headquartered at Dalhousie University in Canada.

OTN and its partners are using electronic tags to track more than 150 keystone, commercially important, and endangered species in 30 countries.

Tagging & Tracking
January 2, 2019 0

Five-year white shark population project wraps up in Cape Cod

  •  Engineering a solution to track critically endangered Angelsharks 
  • Collaboration in the Florida Keys takes species from mystery to science 
  • Underwater Africa: local tradition, community collaboration and shark research
  • 30 porbeagle sharks tagged in DFO/OTN population survey
Field Ops
March 29, 2018 0

Kerguelen saga: part deux — The final leg (episode 5)

  • Kerguelen saga: part deux — Trekking, fieldwork and cave abodes (episode 4)
  • Kerguelen saga: part deux — Crozet & Antarctic fauna (episode 3)
  • Kerguelen saga: part deux — Life on the Marion Dufresne (episode 2)
  • Kerguelen saga: part deux — Sailing into the unknown (episode 1)
Latest News
February 15, 2019 0

New Year, New Logo

  • Tag! You’re It! conservation in a can: a sudsy success story
  • OTN scientific director elected to the Royal Society of Canada
  • Nova Scotian blue shark tracking and shockingly good colla‘beer’ations
  • Hats off to this collaboration: SponGES pairs up with Ocean Tracking Network to study unique deepwater sponge
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    • February 7, 2019 0 How drought affects freshwater fish
    • February 6, 2019 0 Handle With Care: Research To Improve Bycatch Survival Through Better Handling
    • January 30, 2019 0 Dal prof marvels at researcher who free-dives with massive great white
    • January 10, 2019 0 Tag! You’re It!, the Maritimes’ first conservation in a can
    • November 29, 2018 0 New telemetry network will develop the study of animal migrations in European rivers and seas
    • March 15, 2018 0 Spring 2018
    • January 2, 2018 0 Winter 2017
    • September 14, 2017 0 Fall 2017
    • September 14, 2017 0 Summer 2017
    • April 19, 2017 0 Spring 2017
    • February 13, 2019 0 Community Liaison/Field Technician (UINR/OTN)
    • February 4, 2019 0 Graduate student opportunities in quantitative oceanography, ecology and conservation of North Atlantic right whales
    • January 30, 2019 0 MSc positions at Acadia University and Dalhousie – Use of acoustic telemetry and First Nations’ traditional knowledge to determine the movements and habitat use of valued aquatic species, and their environmental correlates
    • January 16, 2019 0 SECOORA Data Challenge – Opportunity to win $3,000
    • November 18, 2018 0 International Society for Ecological Modelling 6th Biennial Best Young Researcher Paper Award
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