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Cetacea

Non IUCN Publication

Handbook of the mammals of the world : vol. 4 : sea mammals

Humankind has long felt a kinship of ocean-dwelling mammals, and human culture, customs, and literature abound with sea mammal lore. This volume covers 19 families in 3 orders.

Organization(s):

  • IUCN
  • Conservation International
  • IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC)
  • Texas A & M University, US
Publication Year: 
2014
Non IUCN Publication

Action plan for the conservation of cetacean in the Mediterranean sea

Organization(s):

  • UNEP, Mediterranean Action Plan (MAP)
Publication Year: 
1991
Non IUCN Publication

Cetaceans and cetacean research in the Indian Ocean sanctuary

Author(s):

  • Leatherwood, Stephen
  • Donovan, Gregory P.

Organization(s):

  • UNEP, Oceans and Coastal Areas Programme Activity Centre
Publication Year: 
1991
Non IUCN Publication

Whales of the North Atlantic : biology and ecology

Author(s):

  • Fontaine, Pierre-Henri
  • St-Laurent, Robert
Publication Year: 
1998
Non IUCN Publication

Les baleines de l'Atlantique nord : biologie et écologie

Author(s):

  • Fontaine, Pierre-Henri
Publication Year: 
1998
Non IUCN Publication

The action plan for Australian cetaceans

Author(s):

  • Bannister, J. L.
  • Kemper, C. M.
  • Warneke, R. M.

Organization(s):

  • Australian Nature Conservation Agency, AU
Publication Year: 
1996
Non IUCN Publication

Catalog of living whales

Author(s):

  • Hershkovitz, P.

Organization(s):

  • Museum of Natural History, US
Publication Year: 
1966
Non IUCN Publication

Whales

Author(s):

  • Slijper, E. J.
Publication Year: 
1962
IUCN Publication

Dolphins, whales and porpoises : 2002-2010 conservation action plan for the world's cetaceans

Consistent evaluation and new recommendations for action are required of protective measures to address threats that were unrecognised or non-existent until recently. Global warming, noise pollution and reduced availability of prey are now of great concern.

Author(s):

  • Crespo, Enrique A.
  • Notarbartolo di Sciara, Giuseppe
  • Reeves, Randall R.
  • Smith, Brian D.

Organization(s):

  • IUCN Species Survival Commission (SSC), Cetacean Specialist Group
  • WWF International
  • Oman, Sultanate of
  • Ocean Park Conservation Foundation
  • International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW)
  • Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society
  • Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), US
  • Taiwan, Council of Agriculture
Publication Year: 
2003
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