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Atlantic Humpback Dolphin, Sousa teuszii

Atlantic Humpback Dolphin Research and Conservation

The Atlantic Humpback Dolphin (Sousa teuszii) is a critically endangered species that lives only in nearshore coastal waters on the western side of the African continent. These dolphins live in small populations along the coast from Morocco to Namibia. In Senegal, we are fortunate to have the largest population of this species population living in the Delta Saloum region of the central coast, primarily in […]

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Omura's Whale surfacing

African Cetacean Program

Cetaceans, including whales and dolphins, are a highly understudied group in many parts of Africa, despite their widespread occurrence and high species diversity. Many cetacean populations are under intense anthropogenic threats and in need of active conservation. Projects within this program include: The Omura’s Whale Project: The Omura’s whale is the newest species of baleen whale, and currently only one population globally is under focused

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