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Archive for: dolphins

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20.102023

How common are our common dolphins?

By Sue MasonIn Science Sessions, Science skillsTags common dolphins, Mornington Peninsula, Port Phillip, dolphin, dolphins, Science programs, community presentation, dolphin research

A Science skills session Common dolphins are typically considered to be an offshore species that migrate in search of prey....

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19.102023

Dolphin ID

By Sue MasonIn Science Sessions, Science skillsTags Science programs, science skills session, dolphin research. Mornington Peninsula, Port Phillip, dolphin, student, teacher, dolphins, identification

A Science skills session Why is it important to identify individual dolphins? Patience and attention to detail are key to...

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18.102023

Cetacean ID

By Sue MasonIn Science Sessions, Science skillsTags identification, science skills, Port Phillip, dolphin research. Mornington Peninsula, cetaceans, marine science, student, teacher, whales, dolphins

A Science skills session Port Phillip and the waters beyond are home to a number of different cetacean (whales and...

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