Alexandra Mayette

@alexemayette.bsky.social

Research Scientist for the Canadian Wildlife Federation, working on vessel strike risk of North Atlantic right whales 🐳 (she/her) 📍New Brunswick, Canada 🏫 University of Manitoba (MSc on belugas in the Beaufort Sea) & Université du Québec à Rimouski

Okay so why was I the only one in the theater tonight who gasped when Ryan Gosling ran a centrifuge with two tubes in the whole thing, sitting right next to each other? Sorry was I the only scientist in the film society theater tonight??

🚢 {whalestrike} is now available on CRAN! cran.r-project.org/web/packages... In case you missed it, the R package calculates the lethality of a ship strike, accounting for ship size, type, and whale species. #MarineMammals #ShipStrike

Alexandra Mayette@alexemayette.bsky.social · 6mo ago

{whalestrike} R package version 0.6 is available now! 🐳The package simulates a #shipstrike and calculates the probability of lethality. The updated package provides parameters to select #whale species and vessel types. A Shiny app is available to see the impacts of the parameters in real time.

This looks bad @fisheries.noaa.gov Amendments to the North Atlantic #RightWhale Vessel Strike Reduction Rule "The goal of this initiative is to reduce unnecessary regulatory and economic burdens on the regulated community by replacing current seasonal speed restrictions with... 🐳🌍🦑🧪 1/2

Amendments to the North Atlantic Right Whale Vessel Strike Reduction Rule

NOAA Fisheries has announced an advance notice of proposed rulemaking considering possible deregulatory action to modify the North Atlantic Right Whale Vessel Speed Rule.

fisheries.noaa.gov

{whalestrike} R package version 0.6 is available now! 🐳The package simulates a #shipstrike and calculates the probability of lethality. The updated package provides parameters to select #whale species and vessel types. A Shiny app is available to see the impacts of the parameters in real time.

The federal government said it would protect 25% of land and water by 2025. By December 2024, it had conserved 13.8% of land and fresh water and 15.5% of ocean areas, falling well short as habitat loss continues and pressure mounts to expand critical mineral production. thenarwhal.ca/canada-misse...

Canada falls short of 2025 conservation target | The Narwhal

Ottawa says it remains committed to hitting its next conservation milestone even as it races to expand critical minerals production

thenarwhal.ca