SECAC is a scientific NGO, founded in 1993, that aims to conduct and promote research projects and conservation efforts regarding cetaceans in the Canary Islands.
Biological Reference Collection of Cetaceans of Macaronesia (CBRCM)
In the Canary Islands 31 species of cetaceans have been recorded.
They are protected by regional, national and european regulations as well as by international conventions approved by the Spanish state.
This research group has a large experience in the field of conservation biology, a discipline that combines research, conservation and management of biodiversity.
The SECAC is a dean entity in the research of cetaceans of the Canary Islands. Click here below to discover the most outstanding milestones of SECAC!
Our Team
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The team of El Escarabajo Verde from RTVE embarked on a three-day journey with SECAC to film a documentary about the study and con...
Helena is a 22-year-old student attending the Complutense University of Veterinary Medicine in Madrid. A few months ago she has co...
The morning of February 3 appeared the body of a sperm whale floating on the Melenara littoral, on the east coast of Gran Canaria....
