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Bannister, John

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Honorary Associate Western Australian Museum Locked Bag 49 Welshpool DC WA 6986

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Major research interests

  • The biology and status of southern right whales off the southern coast of Australia, annually since 1976. Until 1993 surveys were flown along the southern WA coast mainly between Cape Leeuwin and Twilight Cove, but in that year they were extended to Ceduna, SA, to include the major calving area at Head of Bight SA. All except those in 2011 (funded by the Island Foundation, Mass., USA), and from 2015 (funded through the NESP Marine Biodiversity Hub) were funded most recently through the AMMC.

 

Academic qualifications

  • 1957-60 - Oxford University (Corpus Christi College), Honours School of Natural Science, First Class Honours in Zoology
  • 1960 - BA (Hons)
  • 1964 - MA (Hons)

 

Membership of key national committees

  • 1981-1988 and 2001-present - Invited Participant to annual meetings of the International Whaling Commission Scientific Committee; currently convenor/chair of the Revised Management Procedure sub-committee.
  • 1978-1980, and 1989-2000 - Chair, International Commission Scientific Committee.
  • 1970-1978 - Australian delegate to annual meetings of the International Whaling Commission Scientific Committee.
  • 1963 - member of the UK delegation to the International Whaling Commission, London.

 

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Project A7 - Monitoring population dynamics of ‘western’ right whales off southern Australia

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Marine Biodiversity Hub publications by: Bannister, John

  • Monitoring Population Dynamics of ‘Western’ Right Whales off Southern Australia 2018-2021; Final Report on activities for 2020 (2021)
    J.N. Smith; D. Jones; K. Travouillon; N. Kelly; M.C. Double; J. Bannister
  • Monitoring Population Dynamics of ‘Western’ Right Whales off Southern Australia 2018-2021 - Progress Report on activities for 2019 (2020)
    J.N. Smith; D. Jones; K. Travouillon; N. Kelly; M.C. Double; J. Bannister
  • Monitoring Population Dynamics of ‘Western’ Right Whales off Southern Australia 2018-2021 - Final Report on activities for 2019 (2020)
    J.N. Smith; D. Jones; K. Travouillon; N. Kelly; M.C. Double; J. Bannister
  • Monitoring Population Dynamics of ‘Western’ Right Whales off Southern Australia - Final Report on activities for 2017 (2018)
    J. Bannister
  • Monitoring population dynamics of Western right whales - Progress Report on activities for 2017 (2018)
    J. Bannister
  • Monitoring Population Dynamics of ‘Western’ Right Whales off Southern Australia - final report on activities for 2016 (2017)
    J. Bannister
  • Monitoring population dynamics of Western right whales - Final report on activities 30 March 2016 (2016)
    J. Bannister
  • Population trend in right whales off southern Australia 1993-2015 - International Whaling Commission June 2016 (2016)
    J. Bannister; P. Hammond; M.C. Double
  • Monitoring population dynamics of Western right whales - Progress report on activities for 2016 (2016)
    J. Bannister
  • Monitoring Population Dynamics of ‘Western’ Right Whales off Southern Australia Milestone Report (2015)
    J. Bannister

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