Report a sighting
Sighting, stranding or bycatch records of Atlantic humpback dolphins are invaluable, and help us to understand where the species is distributed and the threats it is facing. Please make contact if you have seen an animal that might be an Atlantic humpback dolphin, and we can help you with species identification and share the record with our local partners. Please include as much information as possible about your sighting, especially any photographs or video footage that you might have taken. Send us an email to info@sousateuszii.org .
Atlantic humpback dolphins in southern Angola.
Donate
The CCAHD and associated partners are seeking funding to develop and implement measures to conserve Atlantic humpback dolphin populations. These measures are described in the CCAHD’s 5-year strategic plan. Ongoing and planned work includes field-based research, laboratory work, eduction and outreach, and capacity building for a wide range of stakholders. Every donation, no matter how small or large helps to support this important work. Click here to make an online donation, or email info@sousateuszii.org if you would like to discuss our work and budget needs in more detail.
Donate materials, services, skills or time
Our research projects require a range of equipment, ranging from GPS units to high-end cameras for photo identification or specialised acoustic equipment to record dolphins underwater. Our teams also require support for travel to and from reserach sites or meetings and boats and fuel for surveys. As such, the donation of, or disccounted rates on flights, accommodation, vehicles, boats rental etc, are all greatly appreciated. Our awareness, education and capacity-building work require the design and production of a variety of digital media and artwork outputs focused on Atlantic humpback dolphins, and we welcome any pro-bono support from writers, educators and graphic designers. Finally, while AI translation tools like DeepL Pro are very useful, we also welcome support from professional translators who can review and improve translations of reports and all of our communications and outreach materials. Please contact info@sousateuszii.org if you have equipment, skills or time that you can contribute to our efforts.
Become a national collaborator
The CCAHD is seeking biologists, managers and other interested parties who are based in countries within the Atlantic humpback dolphin distribution range, and may be willing to act as national contact points and collaborators in research, awareness-raising, and capacity-building work.
Scientific input and advice
We welcome scientists who have not yet signed up to the CCAHD Working Groups but would like to contribute to those efforts and future work on humpback dolphins.
