
Welcome to our stories page.
We asked early career whale scientists to contribute to our website by sharing their stories with us, and you. We asked them specific questions to help YOU get an idea of what is feasible in the marine mammal world, how to get there, etc. We made sure to ask our friends to provide some advice for our readers. Each whale scientist is special and has a unique story, but we want to make sure we share all kinds of different stories and try to cover as many different profiles as possible.
Enjoy, and also, please do not hesitate to contact our whale scientists if you have questions! Their contact information will be included at the end of each post.
Whale Scientists Story – Enrico Corsi
Enrico Corsi is a 29-year-old Italian marine mammalogist. He is currently doing his PhD in the Marine Conservation Ecology Lab...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story – Francesca Soster
Francesca Soster is a 36-year-old Italian whale scientist, currently working as a researcher on bottlenose dolphins in Malta. Here is...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Stefano Bellomo
Stefano Bellomo is a 32-year-old Italian whale scientist currently working as a marine mammal observer and a social media manager...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Leanne Rosser
Leanne Rosser is a 30-year-old British marine mammalogist currently studying the behavior of Pacific white-sided dolphins in Japan. Here is...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Jeroen Hoekendijk
Jeroen Hoekendijk is a 33 years-old Dutch marine mammalogist currently working on his PhD on marine wildlife detection using aerial...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Meghan Sutton
Meghan Sutton is a 24 year old marine mammologist who works with Clearwater Marine Aquarium in Clearwater Florida, USA. She...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Rebecca Boys
Rebecca Boys is a 28 years-old British marine mammalogist working on her PhD in New Zealand. For her PhD, she...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Fadia Al Abbar
Fadia Al Abbar is a 31 years-old half Dutch half Kuwaiti marine mammalogist. She is currently doing her PhD on...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Marianna Pinzone
Marianna Pinzone is a 31 years-old Italian marine mammalogist. She is currently doing her PhD at the University of Liège...
Read MoreWhale Scientists Story: Danielle Conry
Marine mammalogist Danielle is a 31 years-old South African working on killer whales for the Marion Island Marine Mammal Programme...
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