In context of the International Academic and Research Week September 22^nd - 26^th, special events are taking place in many European countries, addressing scientific research to the public.

Yet another Bottlenose whale has died this summer, this time in Eyjafjörður. On Tuesday the 16th in the evening, a group of students noticed that one of the four whales in the harbor had been entangled in ropes supporting a buoy and was having difficulty moving. 

Biology students from the University of St. Andrews in Scotland and from the University of Iceland are participating in a field course about Marine Mammals here in Húsavík. The course is organised by... 

On the 1st of September, Erla Sigurðardóttir started her position as the new Manager of the Whale Museum. Erla has a BSc in Hotel and Restaurant Management...

For years, the Whale Museum has been doing research in cooperation with the Whale Watching Company North Sailing. The agreement to cooperate exists since 1998...