Wayne McFee, MS
McFee is the lead for the Coastal Marine Mammal Assessment Program in the Key Species and Bioinformatics Branch at NCCOS Charleston. The program utilizes marine
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McFee is the lead for the Coastal Marine Mammal Assessment Program in the Key Species and Bioinformatics Branch at NCCOS Charleston. The program utilizes marine
A 28-foot female common minke whale (Balaenoptera acutorostrata) stranded in the Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge just north of Charleston, SC. NCCOS scientists assisted the
NCCOS tested 282 stranded dolphins in South Carolina for brucellosis, caused by the bacterial pathogen Brucella ceti. Nearly 32% tested positive. Results show that Brucella
NCCOS scientists and collaborators from the College of Charleston detected microplastics in gut samples of bottlenose dolphins for the first time. While microplastics have been
More than 20 students and faculty from the University of Georgia’s Maymester program visited NCCOSinCharleston, SC to learn how cetacean strandings can be used for
College of Charleston Master’s student, Nicole Montey, under the direction of a scientist from the National Centers for Coastal Ocean Science, Wayne McFee, was one
Bluffton resident Jimmy McIntire was fishing from his boat Tuesday afternoon when he noticed something unusual floating near Myrtle Island in the May River. Piloting
The rescue of a baby dolphin really was attempted on Folly Beach recently, it turns out. Accounts of Brien Limehouse’s effort to save the stranded
A necropsy of a female bottlenose dolphin stranded in emaciated condition last month on Edisto Beach, South Carolina, revealed a largepiece of aluminum foil lodged
From October 1 through October 5, 2015 South Carolina experienced a catastrophic rainfall event that produced over 24 inches of rain in some areas from