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Staff Research

Research Projects by SeaDoc Society Staff

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Can recreational SCUBA divers help monitor fish and invertebrate populations? (old site)

Spatial Analysis of Marine Mammal Strandings in San Juan County, Washington (old site)

Health assessment of marine-foraging river otters (old site)

What diseases are important in causing death in marine mammals? (old site)

Which diseases pose a threat to the declining southern resident killer whale population? (old site)

Species of Concern (pdf)

Are voluntary no-fishing reserves working in San Juan County? (pdf)

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