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Ocean-forward thinking in practice
 

Marine ecosystems are of vital importance to humans and the planet, but increasingly face an uncertain future. Expanding our knowledge of marine ecosystems, and enhancing efforts to conserve and manage these undersea habitats, requires a multi-scale approach centered on unbiased science. By combining technical expertise, creative cross-disciplinary ideas, and rigorous data analysis, Sound Ocean Science (SOS) strives to advance marine ecology & conservation research and support its application in academic, private, public, and non-profit settings.

Towards better outcomes for both nature and people, we aim to increase inclusivity in science and conservation by working directly on-the-ground with underserved communities, as well as communicating our science through creative and adaptive education programs.

MARINE SCIENCE RESEARCH, APPLICATION & COLLABORATION

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Coral Spawning Collection_edited

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Hydrophone Deployment_edited

Project & Proposal Development

Project & Proposal Development

Study planning & logistics

Study planning & logistics

Habitat Monitoring

Habitat Monitoring

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IMG_6614_edited_edited

Animal Husbandry & Behavioural Experiments

Animal Husbandry & Behavioural Experiments

Habitat monitoring data analysis & synthesis

Habitat monitoring data analysis & synthesis

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IMG_1926_edited_edited_edited

Training & knowledge exchange

Training & knowledge exchange

Sound Ocean Science has diverse experience designing and implementing research and conservation projects across a variety of marine habitats and geographies, working with academic scientists, NGOs, communities, and government partners. Our focus is applying specialized knowledge and analytical expertise in disciplines of importance to ocean researchers, managers and industry, including passive acoustic monitoring, ecological modeling, GIS mapping and spatial analysis, reef surveys, and habitat restoration.

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