Cetàcea
Association Cetacea was founded in August 2012, with the aim of protecting, conserving and researching marine life and habitats along the Catalan coast. Through our activities we hope to add our grain of sand to the thousands that have already been contributed by other organizations and people, in the preservation of the marine environment and the species that inhabit it.
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16/04/2018 – NEW SPERM WHALE SIGHTING OFF THE COAST OF GARRAF
Associació Cetàcea’s team documented, using a drone, a sighting of a sperm whale during the last cetacean sighting survey included in the Photo-Identification Project: Whales and dolphins along the Catalan coast, which aim is to study the cetacean communities frequenting the central Catalan coast. Continue reading.
“ABRIL 2018 – CETÀCEA ATTENDS the 32nd ANNUAL CONGRESS OF THE ECS”
During the april 8, 9 & 10th, the 32nd annual ECS (European Cetacean Society) conference will be held in La Spezia (Italy). In this event there are some of the most relevant people and entities in the study and protection of cetaceans.
15/2/18 – TECHNICAL REPORT ON THE PHOTO-IDENTIFICATION PROJECT 2017
Associació Cetàcea is pleased to present the technical report in which we analyse the results of the Project Photo-Identification: Whales and dolphins along the Catalan coast 2017 season. The project was started in 2014 and its main objective is to deepen our knowledge on the cetacean communities that can be frequently seen off the central Catalan coast.
16/10/2017 – SPERM WHALE SIGHTED OFF THE COAST OF GARRAF
Associació Cetàcea’s team documented a sighting of a sperm whale during the last cetacean sighting survey included in the Photo-Identification Project: Whales and dolphins along the Catalan coast, which aim is to study the cetacean communities frequenting the central Catalan coast. Continue reading.
Octuber 2017 – ASSOCIACIÓ CETÀCEA ON THE TV SHOW 30 Minuts
Here you can acces the report made by Lluís Jené for the program “Persones no humanes” 30 Minuts of TV3, which discusses the future of zoological parks and the animals that leave in them. Watch the report.
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