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Northern Gannet 2010

A project of Environment Canada / MUN in conjunction with the partners and sponsors detailed below.

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NameSpeciesLife StageRelease DateLast LocationDays Transmitted
40132 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-12-0165
40136 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-12-0165
40253 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-10-1316
40256 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-12-1579
40257 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272011-01-28123
40339 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-10-2629
40340 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-10-2831
40343 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-10-047
40645 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-11-0337
40646 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-11-2357
40647 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-11-0539
40648 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-11-0943
40651 Northern GannetJuvenile2010-09-272010-11-1448

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Introduction

This Environment Canada supported work is part of a larger research program based at Memorial University of Newfoundland using GLS and PTTs to track the migration of Northern Gannets from 4 of their 6 North American colonies. They are investigating how they use ocean habitat, which marine areas are most important for them and how they are affected by climatic and anthropogenic influences. This particular deployment of 13 tags was a direct response to monitoring the use of the Gulf of Mexico given the April 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Project Partners

This is a joint project between Memorial University of Newfoundland and Environment Canada. Other Northern Gannets tagged with our partners at Cape St. Mary's and Funk Island, Newfoundland during September 2010 can be found at this SeaTurtle page: Northern Gannet Migration

If you have questions or would like to request the use of maps or data for this project please contact Greg Robertson at Environment Canada (Greg.Robertson@ec.gc.ca) or Bill Montevecchi at Memorial University (mont@mun.ca).

       

Project Sponsors

The tags and satellite fees are directly funded by Environment Canada.

  • The presentation of data here does not constitute publication. All data remain copyright of the project partners. Maps or data on this website may not be used or referenced without explicit written consent.

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