Previously Recorded Zoom Lectures
Many of our speakers have allowed their lectures to be recorded. We try to upload them on our website as soon as possible. Feel free to browse the previously recorded lectures on this page, or check out our playlist on Youtube!
On January 30, 2021, the national ACS chapter hosted its first virtual conference. In case you missed it, each speaker has their own presentation uploaded on youtube. Click on the button below to access those previously recorded lectures!
July 10, 2024:
"Algae and Sustainable Fashion"
June 12, 2024:
"Southern California Coastal Ocean Observing System: Observations and Modeling to Address US/Mexico Cross-Border Pollution Issues"
April 10, 2024:
"A New Challenge: Protecting Marine Mammals While Advancing Offshore Wind Development"
March 13, 2024:
"Atlantic Right Whales"
January 2024:
"A brief history of ACS-San Diego and Marine Mammals I have encountered. A sharing of photos of Cetacea, Pinnipedia, Mustelidae, Ursidae."
September 2023:
"A personal perspective on 60 years of HSWRI's Return to the Sea"
July 2023:
"Right on the brink: Can North Pacific right whales be saved?"
June 2023:
"Using Tags and Tech to Support Conservation and Management in a Dynamic Ocean"
April 2023:
"Marine Mammal Rescue, Rehabilitation and Research"
February 2023:
"Getting to Know Gray Whales: My Lifetime of Research"
Jan 2023:
"So what's the coolest thing you've ever seen? Confessions of a whale watching captain with over 7,000 days on the water"
Dec 2022:
"End of the Year 2022 Wrap Up of Cetaceans and Other Things Seen!"
Oct 2022:
"Clean Water and the Impacts Our Actions On Land Have To the Vital and Sensitive Ecosystems Along Our San Diego Coastline"
Sept 2022:
May 2022:
"We Are All Whalers: The Plight of Whales and Our Responsibility"
March 2022:
February 2022:
"Beyond Song: Exploring humpback whale calls on the Hawaiian breeding grounds"
January 2022:
November 2021:
October 2021:
"Feeding ecology, migratory patterns, and psychology of blue whales in the northeast Pacific inferred using biomarkers in their tissues"
September 2021:
"Dawn of Cetology: The Scientific Pursuit of Whales, from the Antiquities to the Twentieth Century"
July 2021:
George Liddle
"There and Back Again - In Three Days: How to Self-Guide a Trip to the Gray Whale Calving Lagoons in Baja California"
June 2021:
Trevor Branch
May 2021:
Nancy Black
"Behavior and Ecology of Killer Whales off California over 30 years"
March 2021:
Ricky Rebolledo
"Scientific Snapshot- A Second Chance for Mexico's Marine Wildlife"
February 2021:
Dr. Deneb Karentz
"Importance of Antarctic Science and Policy"
December 2020:
Monika Wieland Shields
"Endangered Orcas"
November 2020:
Nicholas Mallos
"No Time to Waste: Ocean Plastic from Source to Solution"
October 2020:
Dr. Lori Marino
"Whale and Dolphin Intelligence: What Do (Can) Humans Know About Whale and Dolphin Minds?"
August 2020:
Stephanie A. Norman
"Zoonotic Diseases of Marine Organisms"