🐬 A Dive into Dolphin Science 🐬

Have you ever wondered how scientists tell dolphins apart or track them in the wild? Now’s your chance to dive into the science behind dolphin research!

In this engaging, hands-on one-hour workshop designed for Secondary students, you’ll discover how scientists use fin identification to recognise individual dolphins and apply mark-recapture techniques to estimate populations and monitor these incredible marine mammals.

Led by a local dolphin scientist, this session is ideal for secondary students who love science, marine biology, and cetaceans (whales and dolphins). It’s also an excellent introduction to the Cetacean Sisters program, designed for secondary school girls who are interested in learning more about science through whales and dolphin research.

During the workshop, you’ll

learn how scientists track and study dolphins,
explore real research techniques, and
Get inspired by a career in science or marine research

All session dates are posted on our Humanitix page – bookings and payments can be made through the same platform.

A dive into dolphin science workshop is

📍 In-person workshop | 🕒 1-hour session | 🐬 $20 per student

Join us at a workshop to learn more about science and our local dolphins

Contact the host of A Dive into Dolphin Science — 25th July 2026

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