Ever wondered how scientists recognise individual dolphins or track them in the wild? Join this one-hour, hands-on workshop to learn the science behind dolphin research!
Discover how fin identification helps us as scientists tell dolphins apart and how mark-recapture techniques estimate populations. Perfect for secondary students who love marine biology, this session is also a great intro to the Cetacean Sisters program – a unique opportunity for girls to explore science through dolphin and whale research and held on Phillip Island and the Mornington Peninsula.
Suitable for any secondary student with a passion for marine science or science!
Hosted by: Dr Sue Mason
When: 11am - 11.45am
Where: Berninneit - Stringybark Room (upstairs)
Cost: $15 (+ booking fee)
