Building reliable evidence about dolphins, their habitats and the pressures they face.
Documenting where coastal dolphins and other marine mammals occur and identifying areas that may be important for populations.
Collecting baseline observations and survey data that can contribute to estimates of abundance, trends and population status.
Investigating pressures such as fisheries interactions, habitat change and other human impacts so conservation responses can be better informed.
Research outputs may include peer-reviewed publications, technical reports, survey findings, conservation recommendations, presentations and information shared with project partners and communities.
Scientific record: Dr Isabel Beasley has published research affiliated with Snubfin Dolphin Project, including peer-reviewed work on marine mammals and dolphin conservation.