After more than 15 years as OTN’s executive director, Fred Whoriskey has retired! His leadership will be deeply missed, but he'll remain intricately connected with the org through other roles—and as a forever OTN family member!

We're proud to be the official recommendation of the @usioosgov Marine Life Data Network for sharing acoustic telemetry data! This partnership enhances data accessibility, fosters collaboration, and supports marine conservation. 🔗 Learn more:

Join OTN for study hall! Every Thursday, the OTN data team works with peers from across the globe to answer telemetry data questions and help problem solve! Learn more:

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RT @InnovationCA: 🎓 Turn your research into a business! Join our free webinar on Feb. 11 at 2 PM EST. ✔️ Learn from researchers-turned-ent…

RT @iTAG_Science: Abstracts for the 7th International Conference on Fish Telemetry hosted by @GLATOS_Fish are due this Friday! https://t.co…

Apoqnmatulti’k—a project we're proud to be partnered on—is featured in a paper exploring positionality, equity, and inclusive collaboration in research. Congrats to all co-authors, incl. OTN’s Shannon Landovskis!

Do you have questions about aquatic telemetry, spatial ecology, statistics or programming? Attend OTN’s study hall on Thursday to problem solve with the OTN data team and peers from across the globe! Learn more:

Matt Futia is postdoctoral fellow at @uvmvermont. In this interview, we discuss his use of acoustic telemetry to understand the habitat use and feeding behaviour of lake trout in Lake Champlain. Learn more:

OTN’s study hall promotes a culture of open science by providing a platform for transparent discussions and problem solving. These informal sessions on Thursdays can be a valuable resource for anyone interested in aquatic telemetry. Learn more:

Do you work on acoustic mooring design? We want to hear from you! Review closes on Jan. 31—complete the Google form to participate in the review process!

Tune into OTN’s study hall on Thursday to explore data analysis tools, methods and solutions with the OTN data team and peers from around the globe! Learn more:

New paper!📣Alosids such as alewife & blueback herring are vital connectors of freshwater & marine ecosystems, but their populations are in decline. This review highlights what we know (& what we still need to learn) about their ecology in the NW Atlantic:

WE'RE BACK! Join OTN for the first study hall of 2025! Every Thursday, the OTN data team works with peers from across the globe to answer telemetry data questions and help problem solve! Learn more:

RT @MovebankTeam: Excited to share a new vision to standardize and preserve #biologging #biodiversity #data! Toget…

RT @2025ICFT: A friendly reminder that abstracts for ICFT 2025 are due at the end of the month! See the conference website for details. We…

OTN and @IMOSAnimalTrack have teamed up to draft a new guide on acoustic telemetry mooring design best practices for OBPS. If you would like to peer review our OBPS submission, please complete this Google form:

OTN's Anja Samardzic and Amanda Leslie recently attended the 2024 CommOCEAN Conference in Spain. Amanda gave a presentation on engaging younger audiences in ocean science, while Anja won the top prize for her pitch on Tag! You're It! 📸: Dan Bourne/ National Oceanography Centre

RT @secoora: STUDENT OPPORTUNITY --> SECOORA is seeking a graduate student or post-doc to examine ocean temperature regimes in the Southe…

"The best chance these animals have for survival is being found as quickly as possible by a person who is properly trained to help them." - Kathleen Martin, Executive Director, CSTN 5/5