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We are up to 19 North Atlantic right whale mom-calf pairs this season! ☺️ 🐋 Mom #18: "Skittle" (Catalog #3260) 🐋 Mom #19: 19-year-old "Dog-Ear" (Catalog #3590) More: bit.ly/47xkqXN 📸: Clearwater Aquarium; NOAA permit #26919 #AndersonCabotCenter

Meet Philip Hamilton! Having worked with right whales since 1986, we're grateful to have his expertise as a lead on this project. Watch his interview video to learn more about him and his involvement in the project! 📽️ New England Aquarium Genome Atlantic Research Nova Scotia youtu.be/xH_AJlbVSbU?si…

Where are the right whales? This map shows their positions within the last two weeks. For more, check out whalemap.org #map #northatlanticrightwhale #canadianwhaleinstitute #campobellowhalerescueteam #cwi

Since Jan 2024, when Juno's calf was first seen with severe propeller injuries consistent with a #VesselStrike, there has been concern it would not survive. Last week, the calf was reported deceased. More: bit.ly/3Ish9xQ #AndersonCabotCenter #RightWhales

North Atlantic right whale #1950, one of this year's mothers, has been found dead. Read the update from NOAA Fisheries.

On 🌏day we salute and celebrate everyone working to make a difference as we continue to invest in genomics to invest in our planet.👀 at this cool 🐋conservation project: shorturl.at/EZ357 EARTHDAY.ORG #EarthDay2024 #conservation #adaptation #mitigation

Thanks for the shout-out, Genome Canada! A healthy #NorthAtlanticRightWhale population is important for a healthy #OceanEnvironment! Genome Atlantic Saint Mary’s University New England Aquarium Right Whale Genome Project

Groan....😣😣😣 Happy #DNADay to the good folks at Genome Prairie Inc.!

The 20th #NorthAtlanticRightWhale calf of the '23-'24 season has been spotted! 💙 Right whale mom "Pico" (#3270), identified by #AndersonCabotCenter scientists, was seen off the VA coast on June 1, with a previously unknown calf. Research: HDR Inc., under NMFS permit #21482

Another critically endangered North Atlantic right whale has been found suffering from a severe entanglement in what appears to be fishing gear. This male, known oddly as Dropcloth, was found in Canada's Gulf of St. Lawrence, according to Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

Congratulations to one of our PhD candidates Carla Crossman on the publication of this paper! 🎉 We’re excited to be sharing more of the great research happening with the Right Whale Genome Project. Genome Atlantic Genome Canada Research Nova Scotia SMUScience

More research results on endangered North Atlantic right whales from this dedicated team! #dowhatyoudo

Encouraging findings about the endangered North Atlantic Right Whale! cbc.ca/news/canada/no… Genome Atlantic Genome Canada Saint Mary’s University New England Aquarium Right Whale Genome Project

Science is our most powerful conservation tool - and today the science of #Genomics is shedding light & some good news about the beloved, endangered #NorthAtlanticRightWhale bit.ly/4cbYlzB Genome Atlantic Genome Canada Saint Mary’s University New England Aquarium Right Whale Genome Project Fisheries and Oceans

We're excited to share the newest publication by one of our PhD Candidates, Richard Orton, discussing genomic evidence of purging in the North Atlantic right whale onlinelibrary-wiley-com.library.smu.ca/doi/10.1111/ev… Thanks to Rush Dhillon for the incredible artwork used to summarize this research!

Good news! Researchers from Saint Mary’s University, have acquired funding from Fisheries and Oceans, to help update the DNA database for critically endangered right whales. This research will unlock vital insights into their reproduction and genetic diversity. cbc.ca/news/canada/no…

Did you know? SMUScience professor Dr. Timothy Frasier is leading a groundbreaking project to update the DNA database of the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale. 🐋🔬🌊 Learn about this important research: news.smu.ca/news/2025/1/29… #WorldWithoutLimits