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The Oceania Project's
20th Whale Research Expedition
2009


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The Oceania Project's Research Programs


The Oceania Project has been conducting research within the Hervey Bay Marine Park for more than a decade.

Presently there are five ongoing research programs:

Breaching MotherBreaching is a spectacular social behaviour amongst humpbacks in Hervey Bay. Especially Mothers and Calves. (Photo: Trish Franklin 2003)
Information obtained from these research programs add to the body of knowledge about humpback whales and also directly contribute to the Cetacean Management and Monitoring Program within the Hervey Bay Marine Park.

The Research Programs are funded by the Interns who participate in the Annual Whale Research Expeditions; Sale of iWhales™ Movies and other content on iWhales.org.

Additional funding support has been provided by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW); Queensland Environmental Protection Agency; Hervey Bay Whale Watch Fleet, ICERC Japan and the Hervey Bay City Council.

Sponsorship of equipment and services has been provided by: Canon Cameras; Apple Computers; Tasco Binoculars and NetRegistry


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