Dear MARMAM community, At Ocean Science Analytics (OSA), much of our recent work has focused on passive acoustic monitoring workflows that support marine mammal research, long term monitoring, and environmental reporting efforts across a range of marine environments. Our team supports projects spanning raw acoustic data processing through analytical interpretation, visualization, and reporting. This includes PAMGuard based workflows, soundscape assessment, detection review, and deep learning assisted analysis for low frequency marine mammal monitoring applications through our DeepAcoustics platform. We are also seeing growing interest in integrating remotely sensed oceanographic products into marine mammal analytical workflows. Recent efforts at OSA have included working with hyperspectral datasets from PACE Mission to support GIS based analytical products focused on marine ecosystem characterization and environmental variability. More information about our services can be found <https://www.oceanscienceanalytics.com/our-services> here <https://www.oceanscienceanalytics.com/our-services>. Many of these same workflows and analytical concepts are incorporated into our online technical training offerings, including: • PAM Software Basics <https://www.oceanscienceanalytics.com/pam-software-basics>: Training session for May - join any day and receive full 30 days of access! • QGIS for Marine Science Professionals <https://www.oceanscienceanalytics.com/qgis-essentials>: Next session is in June! The QGIS course integrates marine mammal observation data and marine spatial analysis activities, while PAM Software Basics introduces practical workflows using Raven and PAMGuard for passive acoustic data analysis. If your organization is looking for analytical support, workflow development, or applied technical training related to marine mammal science, we would be happy to connect. Regards, Liz Ferguson *CEO and Founder* *T:* (619) 320-5047 || *C:* (619) 459-2242 *Ocean Science Analytics* *www.oceanscienceanalytics.com <http://www.oceanscienceanalytics.com>*