Over 2,500 marine mammalogists from across the globe recently congregated at the Hilton Union Square in San Francisco, California, during December 13-18 for the 21st Biennial Society for Marine Mammalogy (SMM) Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals. Filled with presentations, pinot, and porpoises, the conference was a hit! The City by the Bay provided the […]
Azura Joins HDR Team for Navy Marine Species Monitoring
Azura has joined HDR’s Team to provide professional services to the U.S. Navy for their Marine Species Monitoring Program. Earlier this year, the U.S. Navy awarded a $75 million contract to HDR Environmental, Operations, and Constructions Inc. to handle marine species monitoring studies for the Naval Facilities Engineering Command in Atlantic and Pacific areas. To comply […]
Azura Welcomes First Intern
We recently welcomed our very first intern to the Azura team. Alexandria Nestler is working towards an Associate of Science degree at Collin College in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree in environmental science. While working at The Aveda Institute, Alexandria became interested in environmental science after learning about the harmful […]
Adventures in Marine Biology: A Search for the Perfect Career
Corals, fish, whales, oceanography…so many marine biology topics and so little time! What’s a budding marine biologist to do? Study them all, of course! AND reach out to local marine biologists to learn more about potential career paths. That is exactly what high school student Carol Gonzalez is doing in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Carol […]
Back to School: Spatial Models for Distance Sampling Data
October is a great time to visit North Carolina to enjoy the peak of the fall foliage. It’s also a great time to go back to school. I got to do both during the last week of October when I attended the intensive course “Spatial Models for Distance Sampling Data” at Duke University’s Nicholas School […]
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