PAST RESEARCH
I’ve conducted a variety of research projects in the past, at a number of locations around the world and with an extensive list of collaborators. Some of these projects and links to their description are listed below.
North Atlantic
- Sand tiger shark essential habitat and conservation along US East Coast
- Mako shark feeding habits in the Western North Atlantic
- Delaware Bay nursery area for sandbar sharks
- Blue shark movements and migrations in the Western North Atlantic
Caribbean
- Use of a mesophotic reef by three species of sharks in the US Virgin Islands
- Stingray movements at a wildlife interaction site in the Cayman Islands
- Health assessment of the world’s most valuable stingrays, Cayman Islands
South America
- Habitat use of lemon sharks in a nursery at Atol das Rocas, Brazil
- Movement patterns of juvenile Caribbean reef sharks at Fernando de Noronha, Brazil
Indo-Pacific
- Movements of tiger sharks at French Frigate Shoals, Northwest Hawaiian Islands
- Use of coral reef habitat by sharks and jacks at Midway, Northwest Hawaiian Islands
- Use of coastal waters by tiger sharks off Oahu, Hawai’i
- Use of a marine protected area, Moku O’Lo’e by reef fishes, Oahu, Hawai’i
- Movements of mako sharks tagged of New Zealand
- Satellite tracking of tiger sharks off Western Australia
- Biochemical and physiological aspects of buoyancy in deep-sea sharks from New Zealand