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Volker Deeke

Volker Deeke

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Volker Deecke
L-R: SCARF project leader Professor Volker Deecke, from University of Cumbria, with mussel farmers Volker Deecke, Lindsay Laurenson and Sam Laurenson PIcture: Volker Deecke/University of Cumbria

Volker Deecke, Lindsay Laurenson, Sam Laurenson

Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas - CNPPA
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Volker Deecke
Conservation
Drone photo of North Channel off Scalloway, Shetland. Aquaculture installations like the finfish farm in the middle of the image will be used along with fishing gear such as lobster creels to deploy acoustic monitoring devices to record the underwater soundscape (photo credit: Professor Rachel Shuc

SCARF3

Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas - CNPPA
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Volker Deecke
Conservation
A female member of the Shetland Inshore group of killer whales and her calf surfacing off the South Shetland Mainland. Killer whales produce characteristic underwater calls that can be picked up by the acoustic monitoring devices (photo credit: Volker Deecke).

SCARF2

Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas - CNPPA
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Volker Deecke
Conservation
Members of the Shetland Community Acoustic Research Forum (SCARF) project team joined by conservation students at Sumburgh Head, Shetland. Left to right: Dr. Saana Isojunno, Dr. Emily Doolittle, University of Cumbria Conservation students Melissa McKenzie and Lucy Hall, Professor Volker Deecke and D

SCARF1

Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas - CNPPA
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Volker Deecke
Conservation
Members of the Shetland Community Acoustic Research Forum (SCARF) project team joined by conservation students at Sumburgh Head, Shetland. Left to right: Dr. Saana Isojunno, Dr. Emily Doolittle, University of Cumbria Conservation students Melissa McKenzie and Lucy Hall, Professor Volker Deecke and D

SCARF hero

Centre for National Parks and Protected Areas - CNPPA
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Volker Deecke
Conservation