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Birds of Saudi Arabia: Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin – Offshore Farasan Islands

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Dubai marine scientists and researchers survey dolphin population

Watch: Dubai marine scientists and researchers survey dolphin population

Dubai: Twice a week in the last couple of months, a team of marine scientists, researchers and volunteers have been going out in the sea to conduct a survey of dolphin population off the coast of Dubai. Led by Dr Ada Natoli, assistant professor at the College of Natural and Health Science at Zayed University, and founder/director of the UAE Dolphin Project Initiative, they spend 3-4 hours during each trip, covering a specific transect (a path where one counts and records occurrences of the objects of study) out of a total area of over 1,000 square km of Dubai coastal waters from Port Rashid until Jebel Ali Wildlife Sanctuary.

NGO to embark on dolphin conservation project in Sabah | Daily Express Online

Published on: Sunday, February 28, 2021 By: The Star There are four main dolphin or small cetacean species seen in Sabah waters. The Star Kota Kinabalu: Non-governmental organisation (NGO) 1StopBorneo Wildlife is embarking on Sabah Dolphin Conservation Project 2021 with the cooperation of local communities, says founder Shavez Cheema. He said he had spotted dolphins in parts of the State while doing research on frogs and mammals, adding that a partner who specialises in studying insects had also reported seeing these mammals in areas close to human activities and residential zonesShavez said these sightings means that there is a need to create more awareness about these marine mammals and felt that the best way to protect and conserve them was through engagement with and co-operation from local communities.

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