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Last night CTV's late TV News showed some brief footage and the  
researchers involved, who were Dr. Fred Whoriskey and colleague  
Brendal Davis.
Then today's Chronicle Herald's front page had a good article on  
this.  See http://thechronicleherald.ca/metro/1145300-new-dal- 
president-joins-marine-mission-to-tag-blue-sharks . This article  
includes a video of the operation at sea.

Apparently both research projects are just beginning now and have  
funding? for a few years (4 years and 40 blue sharks, and ? years and  
25 great white sharks?

Cheers from Jim.

Yesterday I wrote:

> Marnoon & shark-tagging, July 31/13
>
>> My walk ended back at the parking lot at 11:50 a.m., just in time  
>> to hear Maritime Noon on CBC Radio.  The first item on the show  
>> was about SHARK TAGGING and tracking off Nova Scotia with a sport- 
>> fishing company that was specially trained to help the research  
>> team of Dr. Warski? of Dalhousie University.
>>
>> I think the show's host, Carmen Klassen?, was talking with Dr.  
>> Warski on the fishing boat, live, as they were catching, tagging,  
>> and releasing blue sharks, Nova Scotia's most abundant offshore  
>> shark.  The fishers were implanting pinger tags??, and then the  
>> Ocean Tracking Network can track the movements of such sharks from  
>> their positioned tracking stations in lots of locations.  It was  
>> mentioned that some of the blues migrate to waters near Sable  
>> Island, where the attractant is lots of young seals.
>>
>> Also mentioned was that Massachusetts researcher colleagues have  
>> caught, tagged, and released numbers of great white sharks, which  
>> then migrate north and often into Nova Scotia waters (I remember  
>> reading about them in the Chronicle Herald a few months ago).
>>
>> Carmen also mentioned that somehow their Web site at www.cbc.ca/ 
>> maritimenoon/ contains live feeds from the fishing boat, photos on  
>> the Facebook site, twitters, etc.  And check the Web site later  
>> today or tomorrow for the broadcast or the podcast of the whole show.
>> _______________________________________________
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<div>Last night CTV's late TV News showed some brief footage and the =
researchers involved, who were Dr. Fred Whoriskey and colleague Brendal =
Davis.&nbsp;</div><div>Then today's Chronicle Herald's front page had a =
good article on this. &nbsp;See&nbsp;<a =
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5300-new-dal-president-joins-marine-mission-to-tag-blue-sharks</a> . =
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sea.</div><div><br></div><div>Apparently both research projects are just =
beginning now and have funding? for a few years (4 years and 40 blue =
sharks, and ? years and 25 great white =
sharks?</div><div><br></div><div>Cheers from =
Jim.</div><div><br></div>Yesterday I wrote:<div><br><div><blockquote =
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style=3D"font-size: 12px; "><b>Marnoon &amp; shark-tagging, July =
31/13</b></span></div><div style=3D"margin-top: 0px; margin-right: 0px; =
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margin-bottom: 0px; margin-left: 0px; "><span class=3D"Apple-style-span" =
style=3D"font-family: Tahoma; font-size: 12px; ">My walk ended back at =
the parking lot at 11:50 a.m., just in time to hear <b>Maritime Noon</b> =
on CBC Radio.&nbsp; The first item on the show was about <b>SHARK =
TAGGING and tracking</b> off Nova Scotia with a sport-fishing company =
that was specially trained to help the research team of Dr. Warski? of =
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12.0px Tahoma">I think the show's host, Carmen Klassen?, was talking =
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tagging, and releasing<b> blue sharks</b>, Nova Scotia's most abundant =
offshore shark.&nbsp; The fishers were implanting pinger tags??, and =
then the <b>Ocean Tracking Network</b> can track the movements of such =
sharks from their positioned tracking stations in lots of =
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12.0px Tahoma">Also mentioned was that <b>Massachusetts</b> researcher =
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whole show.</font></div></div><div style=3D"margin-top: 0px; =
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