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How Human Noise Impacts Marine Mammal Numbers

April 26, 2025
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It seems your message was cut off at the end. From what you provided, this is a comprehensive mixed-methods study analyzing a decline in a Harbor Seal colony in Pacific Grove, California over 20 years, integrating community scientists’ Local Ecological Knowledge (LEK) with quantitative statistical modeling (GAM). The study highlights anthropogenic disturbances, especially noise and roadwork during the critical 2022 pupping season, as major contributors to the observed decline in seal abundance.

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Subject of Research: Marine

Article Title: How Human Noise Impacts Marine Mammal Numbers

Article References: O’Connor, R. J., Ardoin, N. M., & De Leo, G. A. (2025). Effects of anthropogenic noise on marine mammal abundances informed by mixed methods. npj Ocean Sustainability, 4(1), Article 11. https://doi.org/10.1038/s44183-025-00113-w

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DOI: 10.1038/s44183-025-00113-w

Keywords: anthropogenic noise effects, community scientists' role in conservation, ecological implications of human activity, Harbor Seal population decline, impact of roadwork on wildlife, Local Ecological Knowledge in research, marine mammal conservation, mixed-methods research in ecology, noise pollution and marine life, Pacific Grove marine ecosystem, pupping season disturbances, statistical modeling in wildlife studies

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Jasper A. (April 26, 2025). How Human Noise Impacts Marine Mammal Numbers. Scienmag. https://scienmag.com/how-human-noise-impacts-marine-mammal-numbers/

Jasper A. "How Human Noise Impacts Marine Mammal Numbers." Scienmag, 26 April 2025, https://scienmag.com/how-human-noise-impacts-marine-mammal-numbers/. Accessed 28 August 2026.

Jasper A. "How Human Noise Impacts Marine Mammal Numbers." Scienmag. April 26, 2025. https://scienmag.com/how-human-noise-impacts-marine-mammal-numbers/

Tags: anthropogenic noise effectscommunity scientists' role in conservationecological implications of human activityHarbor Seal population declineimpact of roadwork on wildlifeLocal Ecological Knowledge in researchmarine mammal conservationmixed-methods research in ecologynoise pollution and marine lifePacific Grove marine ecosystempupping season disturbancesstatistical modeling in wildlife studies
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