Monitoring Seals to Understand Ocean Change
Studying Seals as Sentinels of Ecosystem Health
Seal Watch uses drone surveys and time-lapse cameras to study seals in remote regions year-round. By tagging seals in images, you help estimate population sizes, monitor breeding patterns, and investigate causes of pup mortality. As top predators and ecosystem sentinels, changes in seal populations offer insights into ocean health and climate change. Together, we’re building evidence to protect seals and their habitats through better conservation strategies.
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Seal Sightings Recorded
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Seal Habitats Monitored
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Citizen Scientists
Seal Watch
Research
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Images Analysed
We've analysed over 15 million images to monitor wildlife in the Antarctic and sub-Antarctic regions.
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Volunteer Contributions
Powered by dedicated volunteers analysing and interpreting data.
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Global Partners
Collaborating with 25 research institutions worldwide enhances our conservation impact.
Seal Species We Monitor
Discover the seal species we monitor through Seal Watch. Each helps us understand life in their marine environments and how best to protect them.
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Our research informs action, but we rely on your support.
Your gift empowers conservation efforts to safeguard these incredible creatures.