Global Tagging of Pelagic Predators

GTOPP is, first and foremost, a collaborative endeavor initiated with Google Earth's vision for the oceans. This is a unique opportunity for our biologging community to build web-based tools that will ensure we pass a blue planet with ocean predators to the next generation. The links below are to the agencies, foundations and institutions who have helped us in this initial launch phase; however, it is inevitably incomplete and will grow with time. The goal is to build a community, sharing data, codes, and ideas across the blue planet focused on tagging, tracking, and protection of marine predators.

Tagging of Pacific Predators	Tag A Giant Foundation	Stanford University	University of California Santa Cruz
NOAA Southwest Fisheries Science Center	Gulf Coast Research Laboratory	Sea Mammal Research Unit	Census of Marine Life
NOAA Pacific Islands Fisheries Science Center	CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research	OSU Marine Mammal Institute	University of Auckland
Australian Institute of Marine Science	Bradley Photographic	Kate Spencer	Sea and Sky
Telonics	Lotek Wireless	Wildlife Computers	Monterey Bay Aquarium