Cetacean CSP reports

Introduction

Read all CSP reports on cetaceans.

    Identification of marine mammals captured in NZ fisheries 2021/22

    This the annual report for INT2020-02 Identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2021/22 (1 July 2021 - 30 June 2022).

    Characterisation of marine mammal interactions with fisheries and bycatch mitigation

    This is the final report for INT2019-03: Characterisation of marine mammal interactions.

    Identification of marine mammals captured in NZ fisheries 2020/21

    This the annual report for INT2020-02 Identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2020/21 (1 July 2020 - 30 June 2021).

    Entanglement of cetaceans in pot/trap lines and set nets and a review of potential mitigation methods

    Read more about the characterisation of the nature and extent of cetacean interactions with commercial pot/trap lines and set nets in New Zealand waters.

    Review of dolphin acoustic deterrent device mitigation in inshore fisheries

    This is the final report for MIT2019-01: Dolphin acoustic deterrent device mitigation in inshore fisheries

    Investigation of electronic device options to assess distribution, diving and foraging behaviour of Hector's dolphin

    This is the final report for POP2019-01: Investigation of electronic device options to assess distribution, diving and foraging behaviour of Hector's dolphin

    Characterisation of marine mammal interactions with commercial fisheries and bycatch mitigation

    This is the final report for INT2019-03: Characterisation of marine mammal interactions with commercial fisheries and bycatch mitigation

    Identification of marine mammals captured in NZ fisheries 2019/20

    This the annual report on the identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2019/20 (1 July 2019 - 30 June 2020).

    Identification of marine mammals captured in NZ fisheries 2018/19

    This the annual report on the identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2018/19 (1 July 2018 - 30 June 2019).

    Identification of marine mammals captured in NZ fisheries 2017/18

    This the annual report on the identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2017/18 (1 July 2017 - 30 June 2018).

    Identification of marine mammals captured in NZ fisheries 2016/17

    This the annual report on the identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2016/17 (1 July 2016 - 30 June 2017).

    Identification of marine mammals captured in NZ fisheries 2015/16

    This the annual report on the identification of marine mammals captured in New Zealand fisheries in 2015/16 (1 July 2015 - 30 June 2016).

    Inshore fishery observer programme for Hector's dolphins in Pegasus Bay, Canterbury Bight, 1997/98

    This is the final report for CSL contract 3020 on the Inshore fishery observer programme for Hector's dolphins in Pegasus Bay, Canterbury Bight, 1997/98.

    Reactions of Hector's dolphins to acoustic gillnet pingers

    This is the final report for CSL contract 3071 on Reactions of Hector's dolphins to acoustic gillnet pingers.

    Estimation of Hector's dolphin bycatch from inshore fisheries 1997/98

    This is the final report for CSL contract 3024 on the estimation of Hector's dolphin bycatch from inshore fisheries 1997/98.

    Line-transect survey of Hector's dolphin abundance between Motunau and Timaru

    This is the final report for CSL contract 3072 on the line-transect survey of Hector's dolphin abundance between Motunau and Timaru.

    Line-transect survey of Hector's dolphin abundance between Farewell Spit-Motunau and Timaru-Long Point

    These are the final reports on the line-transect survey of Hector's dolphin abundance between Farewell Spit and Motunau and Timaru and Long Point.

    Genetic assessment of population boundaries and gene exchange in Hector's dolphin

    This is the final report on the genetic assessment of population boundaries and gene exchange in Hector's dolphin.

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