Get your Dolphin Gazette!
That’s right, the latest Dolphin Gazette is ready for the reading. Inside you’ll get lots ofBimini updates, insight into whales of medieval Ireland, nature photography tips and much more.
Category: Blog & Field Reports
An awesome blog from a Dolphin Research Trainee student
Stephanie Letourneau, one of DCP’ DRTs (i.e., a student in the Dolphin Research Trainee 2010 class), has started a blog all about her experiences in the class as she prepares for her field trip to Bimini,
Psst – do you speak Russian?
Hey – do you speak Russian? Would you like to see our "What is DCP" page translated into Russian?
EZ DIVE magazine
The "1st Bilingual Diving Magazine", EZ DIVE, featured Bimini, The Bahamas in their Oct/Nov 2009 issue. The author’s underwater photographs were taken during boat trips with local operator Al Sweeting, Jr.
You can read the story (and the DCP shout out!) by clicking here.
Introducing….SPEEDY!
One of our favorite Bimini dolphins (oh, wait, aren’t they all our favorites!?) has just received a name! ID#078, now called “Speedy,” was named by Jenni MacArthur for Mark Tse. Speedy is a juvenile male who is just that.
The Dolphin Gazette – First Issue of 2010!
Our latest Gazette is hot off the press! This issue of the Gazette focuses mostly on Bimini – the studies, the people and, of course, the dolphins.
Help DCP to land a grant!
Help DCP to land a grant! We’ve put in a grant proposal that you can checkout online at this link: http://tinyurl.com/yjmrzfr
Anyone can leave a comment about our grant idea, and the granting agency (The MacArthur Foundation) will be keeping tabs to see which proposals generate the most buzz. If there any any fans of DC…P out there who would like to help, please feel free to leave feedback about how totally awesome our grant idea is. Which it is of course.
National Geographic Traveler – Bimini
The details might be a might fuzzy (Sea Crest Hotel & Marina has 25 rooms), but NatGeo has the rest correct – Bimini has beautiful often empty beaches, mangroves and of course, wild dolphins!
End-of-year charitable donations – just two days left!
Make your end-of-year tax-deductible donation to the Dolphin Communication Project before midnight December 31, 2009!
And the winner is…..
Bill Cunningham!Congratulations to Bill who won our holiday drawing for a signed copy of Dolphin Mysteries, co-authored by DCP director, Dr. Kathleen Dudzinski.
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