Large Pelagics Lab News:
| NEW!Our "Point of View" page is designed to bring perspectives from all aspects of Atlantic fisheries to the public, now featuring three letters, highlighting opposing viewpoints of the state of bluefin tuna |
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| NEW! The North Shore Community Tuna Association will host the inaugural Tag A Tiny Tournament in Gloucester, MA from August 21-24, proceeds will benefit Dr. Lutcavage's bluefin tuna research. Please join us! |
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| Welcome to TUNA SEASON! Tag A Tiny crew members tagged juveniles with both X-Tags and implantable archival tags on the first days of tagging on the Tammy Rose, with Eric Stewart and crew. More to come! |
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| Our Featured Research page is designed to inform our visitors of current research going on in the Large Pelagics Research Lab. Post-doc Andrew Myers writes about new leatherback research. |
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| PSAT recovered in the Azores! Marianne Odendahl found a PTT-100 on April 15, 2008. More info on our recoveries page. |
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| Tag A Tiny is our juvenile bluefin tuna tagging program, which includes PSAT, archival and conventional tagging. Want to get involved? Click here. |
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Established in 2003 the laboratory serves to promote research on the large pelagic species of the Atlantic including the tunas, billfish, sharks and sea turtles. Research is directed towards filling current gaps in knowledge on these top ocean predators and valuable marine resources. Specific efforts are geared towards improving current satellite tracking technologies as well as addressing questions concerning biology, population dynamics and ecosystem dynamics. The long term goals of our research are to establish comprehensive information on highly migratory Atlantic species that can lead to improved fisheries management and stock rebuilding. Please see the Large Pelagics Research Center's website for information on our competitive grants and educational programs.
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