Walruses identified as being in an appropriate position for measurement from an image collected by a USGS survey drone on September 6, 2018, at a haulout near Point Lay, Alaska.
Anthony Fischbach
Applying wildlife biology tools, including satellite imagery interpretation and telemetry, to address Pacific walrus conservation problems.
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Pacific walruses examined for body mass measurements with drone imagery
Walruses identified as being in an appropriate position for measurement from an image collected by a USGS survey drone on September 6, 2018, at a haulout near Point Lay, Alaska.
Tony Fischbach's staff photo
Tony Fischbach's staff photo
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
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Pacific walruses examined for body mass measurements with drone imagery
Walruses identified as being in an appropriate position for measurement from an image collected by a USGS survey drone on September 6, 2018, at a haulout near Point Lay, Alaska.
Walruses identified as being in an appropriate position for measurement from an image collected by a USGS survey drone on September 6, 2018, at a haulout near Point Lay, Alaska.
Tony Fischbach's staff photo
Tony Fischbach's staff photo
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Walrus on Chukchi Sea Shores with Skin Lesions
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
Large numbers of walruses came ashore to rest near the community of Point Lay, Alaska when sea ice had dissipated from their offshore foraging grounds in the eastern Chukchi Sea during late August through October of 2011. Walruses in these groups cycled between this coastal resting area and their foraging grounds, both near-shore and offshore.
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