Whalewatcher, journal of the American Cetacean Society, Volume 39, No. 2.Climate Change: Challenges to Cetacean Conservation.
In this issue:
– Climate Change Demands a New Approach to Cetacean Conservation, by Ian Dutton
– Climate Change: Effects on the Diversity of Whales and Dolphins, by Hal Whitehead
– Whales Facing Climate Change in the Pacific Arctic, by Sue E. Moore
– Feeling the Heat: Potential Climate Change Impacts on Bottlenose Dolphins, by Randall S. Wells
– Top Ten Percent of Cetaceans Affected by Climate-driven Shift in Human Behavior, illustrated plates by Uko Gorter
– The Biggest Threat of All, by Elin Kelsey
– Climate Change and European Cetaceans, by Mark Peter Simmonds and Sonja Eisfeld
– Freshwater-Dependant Cetaceans: Intergrating Climate Change-Related Impacts from Mountain to Sea, by Brian D. Smith and Randall R. Reeves
– Aerial Photo Gallery, by Laura Morse (NOAA Fisheries)
– Recent Research: Overview of Research on the Impact of Climate Change on Cetaceans, by Dominique Rossi and Ian Dutton
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Note: We still have copies of our beaked whale issue, dedicated to the late John Heyning, and our Phocoenid issue on the Vaquita and its Relatives, available for purchase. Same pricing applies.
Happy Holidays from all of us at ACS!
Uko Gorter
AMERICAN CETACEAN SOCIETY
Cheryl McCormick Ph.D., Executive Director
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