I have spent the last decade in the company of Humpback whales and in this time I have learned a great deal about behaviour.

With all expeditions I aim to give back to the scientific and research community. This is in many forms such as providing fluke shots of whales for identification, donating footage to scientists and government bodies to help in conservation of a species.

All Humpback Fluke shots are available on my flickr page for anyone to access and use as part of their research or in collaboration with other organisations.

I am also happy to donate images to non-profit organisations or conservation groups.

Organisations

Some of the organisations I donate images to for their campaign and educational materials include:

• Greenpeace
• IFAW
• Sea Shepherd
• WDCS
• HSI

Conservation & Support

Azores Program

As part of our Program in the Azores we donate imagery and video footage of behaviour to the government and all images are taken under a special permit granted by the Regiao Autonoma Dos Acores, Secretaria Regional Do Ambiente E Do Mar, Dreccao Regional do Ambiente.

Tonga Research

In Tonga we collect Humpback whale fluke shots and donate footage and imagery to scientific and conservation groups including the Pacific Whale Foundation, Allied Whales, Southern Cross University and various other organisations.

Southern Right Program

Our Southern Right Whale programs commencing in 2012 with look at observing behaviour and creating a visual catalogue to assist in identification of calves and other individuals. With the intention of supporting studies that do population counts, mark-recapture and sexing of individuals and calves.