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48 new candidate IMMAs announced for many species from otters to blue whales

11th June 2022/in IMMAs, Meetings
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erichhoyt Erich Hoyt @erichhoyt ·
25 Sep

News flash: The Important Marine Mammal Area (IMMA) layer has been added to @GlobalFishWatch to monitor fishing activity in individual IMMAs on hourly, daily, yearly basis. This tool illuminates fisheries impacts on #marinemammals worldwide. @mmpatf @whalesorg…

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11 Nov

In Society for Marine Mammalogy keynote, Helene Marsh proposes Important Marine Mammal Areas #IMMAs be adopted as priority places for actions on effects of fishing on dugong+other marine mammals #SMM2024 #fishing4change @marinemammalogy @mmpatf @whalesorg @CetaceanSociety @WFSJ

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erichhoyt Erich Hoyt @erichhoyt ·
31 May

What do the Southern Labrador Pack Ice Whelping Area, True's beaked whale aggregation area and St. Vincent-Bequia Channel Rat Porpoise Alley have in common? @marinemammalogy @MarineMammalCom @whalesorg @whales_org @whalesorg_de @CetaceanSociety See:

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