Madagascar Whale Shark Project -

Research

6 March 2017

2016 Season: First results are in!

Since the New Year I have been busy with many aspects of the project, such as designing a logo… …and processing the large quantity of photo-IDs from the 2016 season. Photo-identification, a powerful tool to measure population...

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Season update

13 January 2017

The End of our First Season

A month ago the Madagascar Whale Shark Project’s first season came to an end. After completing all the end of season reports to funding bodies, I now can focus on data analysis and processing all...

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2016 Season – Sustainable Tourism & Tracking Sharks

Season update

27 November 2016

2016 Season – Sustainable Tourism & Tracking Sharks

Two months into the season already! For those who haven’t been able to follow our project updates on Facebook, here is our latest news. A full summary will be published at the end of the season....

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Season update

4 May 2016

2016: The Project Begins!

Nearly two years ago, I swam with whale sharks off Nosy Be, the north western coast of Madagascar, for the first time. As a conservation biologist in between two jobs with a passion for marine...

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