2021 OTN Symposium
Connecting the dots: global aquatic animal tracking in a changing world About the OTN Symposium…
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Cape Breton brewery delivers help for the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale
Five marine conservation groups are better equipped to welcome migrating North Atlantic right whales to…
Professor of Biology, Dalhousie University and Scientific Director, Ocean Tracking Network
Position title: Professor of Biology and Scientific Director of the Ocean Tracking Network Posting number:…
10 ways to use your limited-edition North Atlantic right whale bandana
The North Atlantic right whale is one of the most endangered whales in the world—a…
The Ocean Tracking Network 2019+ annual report
Since 2008, the Ocean Tracking Network (OTN) has been creating a unique global research, conservation…
SHELLEY DENNY: Making room for Mi’kmaw livelihood fishery easier than you think
Shelley Denny is a Mi’kmaw doctoral candidate in the Interdisciplinary Program at Dalhousie University. -…
A tribute to the life of Dr. Louis Fortier
A tribute to Dr. Fortier’s life, as written by OTN Executive Director, Fred Whoriskey, on…
Marine animal response and necropsy
Every year, more than 1,000 marine animal incidents are reported in Canada. These incidents include marine mammals, such as whales, sharks, seals or turtles, who are in distress, stranded, injured, entangled, or deceased.
OTN goes deeper with 1000-metre rated Falcon ROV
OTN has upgraded its remotely operated vehicle to a 1000-metre rated Saab Seaeye Falcon DR.…
The Ocean Tracking Network receives $13.4 million in funding from the Canada Foundation for Innovation
The Ocean Tracking Network (OTN) has been awarded a grant of $13.4 million from the…