Project Name: Creation of Local Cetacean Fact Sheets Project Number: 2 Related Programme: Developing the Desire & Ability to Protect Nature Project Description: This project aims at creating a fact sheet for each species of whale or dolphin that may be found in Trinidad and Tobago waters. These sheets will be made available to the public on our website so that interested people will be able to learn more about our local cetaceans. Project Objectives:
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Volunteers We welcome volunteers to help with the creation of these sheets. The more people we have working on the project the sooner we'll have the information available to the public.When you volunteer you will be in charge of filling out at least one fact sheet in Microsoft Word. The fact sheet and information you need will be provided to you and you will be required to look through it and type the relevant information into the appropriate sections. When you have completed the form you then email it back to us. The duration of the project will depend on the number and efficiency of volunteers but we hope it can be finished by the end of March 2010. If you are interested in volunteering on this project please Click Here and don't forget to fill out a CCARO volunteer application form if you have not yet done so. | Project Status: In Progress Start Date: 25th Jan 2010 Updates Fact sheet design created 75% of fact sheets filled out 16 fact sheets are online now! ___________________________________ Help needed to fill out Fact Sheets. Read the project page (left) for details. __________________________ Cetacean Species Still to be done... Blainsville's Beaked Whale Pygmy Sperm Whale Dwarf Sperm Whale Cuvier's Beaked Whale Short-beaked Common Dolhin In Progress... Pygmy Killer Whale Clymene Dolphin Striped Dolphin Fraser's Dolphin Blue Whale Fin Whale Completed!! Killer Whale False Killer Whale Risso's DolphinRough-toothed Dolphin Tucuxi Bryde's Whale Gervais' Beaked Whale Short-finned Pilot Whale Melon-headed Whale Long-beaked Common Dolphin Pan tropical Spotted Dolphin Sperm Whale Humpback Whale Atlantic Spotted Dolphin Bottlenose Dolphin Spinner Dolphin |