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In the face of a changing environment and shifting prey availability, the aim of this project is to quantify the bioenergetic demands of humpback whale migration between Alaskan feeding and Hawaiian breeding grounds.

Areas of Research

We approach marine mammal science with a multidisciplinary lens. From fine-scale physiological measurements to population-level modeling, our work sheds light on how marine mammals interact with and are impacted by their environments.

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Population Ecology

Abundance, demography and density

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Health and Bioenergetics

Health, physiology and energetics

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Spatial Ecology

Movement patterns and habitat use

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Behavior

Behavioral patterns, social dynamics and communication

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Science-based Decision Making

We generate robust, quantitative data to support conservation and management, collaborating with policymakers and communities to translate science into meaningful action and stewardship.

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