As a final entry I would like to recognized all of you who took their time to come on board and help me on this task. This blog was initially made to help people participating in fieldwork to follow what we were doing in their absence, but I realize that with time, other people started following this. As such I want to formally acknowledge averyone that shared with me all the uncertainty, frustration and joy that working with such elusive animals represents. 19 people from the most diverse background, and from 7 different countries helped to turn this fieldseason in the most successfull on ever, both in terms of sample numbers as in representitevness along the Portuguese coast. To all of you, my most honest and sincere thank you!
Ana Mendonça
Mário
José Póvoa (The mighty helmsman)
Malgorzata Pilot (1st Mate)
Paulo Serrano
João Dias
Telma Pereira (Pinipom)
Vittoria Elliot
Rob
Neftalí Síllero (1st helmsman)
Esther Alberca
Karis Baker
Ben Johnson
Pedro Neves
Marcela Velasco
Céline Madeira
Margarida Ventura
Mafalda
Susana Gaspar
Not wind, not waves, not the extreme sun nor the pouring rain, not even fog can stop Clavadel and it's crew from finishing their job!
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