Blog & Field Reports

The last 3 months flew by at record speed! And, tomorrow I return to Roatan, specifically Anthony’s Key Resort (AKR) and the Roatan Institute for Marine Sciences (RIMS) to continue our study of the bottlenose dolphin social behavior. This week is an ...

Live Deep Dive webinar with Dr. Thomas A. Jefferson Monday 7 October 6:00p ET/3:00p PT Click for Meeting ID. Don't forget to get the password!

Do Narwhals Have Names?

Live Deep Dive webinar with Dr. Audra Ames Monday 30 September 5:00p ET/2:00p PT Click for Meeting ID. Don't forget to get the password!

Scholarship Opportunity

The Women Divers Hall of Fame (WDHOF) is proud to be accepting applications for their 2025 training grant and scholarship program now through October 31, 2024, 5:00 p.m. ET (NYC/Miami).

Kathleen will be back in Roatan this October. And she's inviting YOU to come along! Sign up by Monday July 15, to secure your spot on an epic experience: dolphins, science, snorkeling and/or diving, kayaking, paddleboarding, feasting, sleeping, and more!

We've got a new Kids Science Activity just in time for summer break and camps! Or, for those teachers working hard on their fall lesson plans. Bingo: Dolphin Species Edition.  Yup - it's free!

Did you enjoy DCP's Pectoral Fin Contact poster? Then you'll love our informational poster on dolphin maternal style. DCP researchers are using underwater video data to better understand how dolphin moms use touch with their calves.  Download the new PDF for free!

On Tuesday, 25 June, come learn about underwater noise from Dr. Lindy Weilgart. Deep Dive starts at 11:00a ET. Dolphin Lesson follows at 11:50a ET. Click for Meeting IDs. And don't forget the passwords!

We had two really productive, one-week field courses with Colorado State University (CSU) and St. Mary’s University (StMU) with 28 students in total! We conducted 13 sessions of morning observations with underwater video and space use data collection. This yielded ...

Our last morning began with our usual data collection – space use and Kathleen’s underwater video observations as well as surface observations. It was a relatively quiet session from ...