shark bay AI tech helping to find and conserve dugongs May 31st, 2018 Artificial intelligence technology from Google has revolutionised the way a Murdoch University dugong researcher finds and studies the gentle marine mammals. + Find out more Canada next frontier for Murdoch’s School of Education October 28th, 2016 An international exchange program is opening up new opportunities in the northern hemisphere for Murdoch University’s teaching cohort and education researchers, enhancing the University’s domestic and international reputation. + Find out more It’s not just Ningaloo: whale sharks shown to favour much of the WA coastline April 5th, 2016 New research published in the journal Pacific Conservation Biology reveals whale sharks are distributed further along the WA coastline than previously understood. + Find out more Whale watching book questions industry sustainability April 7th, 2014 Whale and dolphin watching may not be the low-impact, sustainable industries many believe them to be according to a new evidence-based book, co-edited by Associate Professor Lars Bejder of the Murdoch University Cetacean Research Unit. + Find out more Assessing threats to Hawai'i's spinner dolphins January 23rd, 2014 Researchers have completed the most extensive study of the Hawai’i Island spinner dolphin population to date, with the data to be used to inform the local management agency. + Find out more Ingenious fishing method may be spreading through dolphins August 24th, 2011 Researchers from Murdoch University believe a recently documented method of fishing may be spreading throughout a population of dolphins. + Find out more Unmanned drones to watch over Australia's marine mammals September 27th, 2010 Unmanned aircraft have been zooming around Shark Bay for the past week in Australia’s first trial to see whether these military style drones can help us manage and conserve our marine mammals. + Find out more