Northeast North Atlantic Right Whale Aerial Coordination Workshop Report

The purpose of this workshop sought to maximize the benefit, safety, and collaboration of NARW aerial surveys in the Mid-Atlantic (MIDA) and Northeast United States (NEUS). This workshop was conducted to receive input from the NARW community, to identify areas where more support is needed, and to highlight current and future obstacles that require consideration.

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NOAA Institutional Repository
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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.25923/g4wv-8z85
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Vibrio bacteria research studies
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Northeast North Atlantic Right Whale Aerial Coordination Workshop Report

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Northeast North Atlantic Right Whale Aerial Coordination Workshop Report

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Abstract

The purpose of this workshop sought to maximize the benefit, safety, and collaboration of NARW aerial surveys in the Mid-Atlantic (MIDA) and Northeast United States (NEUS). This workshop was conducted to receive input from the NARW community, to identify areas where more support is needed, and to highlight current and future obstacles that require consideration.

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Vibrio bacteria research studies
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