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Journey North News will be posted on Wednesdays Feb. 3, 17, Mar. 3, 17, 31, Apr. 14, 28 (Encore) Background About This Study Challenge Questions Ask the Expert Related Resources Journey North News FINAL Manatee Migration Update: April 28, 1999 As the migration season draws to a close, we thank all of our manatee scientists for a fantastic season! Today's report includes a final migration map and data for each satellite-tracked manatee. Read the "big" news about Knicky and some final comments from the scientists. Summarize what you've learned about manatee migration this spring in your own scientific paper--just as the scientists must now do. Manatee Migration Update: April 14, 1999 Much has happened since the last report--take a deep breath and learn who's been on the move! Ranger Wayne reports on the end of his record-breaking season at Blue Spring. And learn why Dr. Ackerman says three surveys are better than two. Manatee Migration Update: March 31, 1999 Researchers conducted an unprecedented third aerial survey. How many manatees were counted this time? Cathy has the latest news from the field. And, why is Ranger Wayne becoming the "Lone Ranger" of Blue Spring S.P.? Manatee Migration Update: March 17, 1999 Where's Ivan been? Cathy's got the answer! Meet the three new manatees. Plus, do manatees wear backpacks? Learn all about the satellite equipment used for tracking manatees. Also, did you solve the "Mo" mystery? Manatee Migration Update: March 3, 1999 Mo Photo: U. S. Geological Survey, BRD, Sirenia Project Ivan was still with his Mom last time, but what about now? Can you solve the "Mo" manatee mystery? Also, try a really "cool" experiment, and get the latest Manatee survey results for 1999. Manatee Migration Update: February 17, 1999 Today we reveal the secret about Dmitra and Ivan, but are they still traveling together? Learn why Knicky migrated when she did. And read about the record-breaking events from one of the manatees' favorite Florida "hot spots"! Manatee Migration Update: February 3, 1999 Meet this year's migrating manatees--and the scientists who are studying them. Satellite migration data is included for four manatees. Why do you think the manatees move when and where they do? Ask the Expert Meet the Manatee Expert Answers From the Manatee Expert Related Resources Tracking Map Adopt a Manatee Copyright 1999 Journey North. All Rights Reserved. Please send all questions, comments, and suggestions to our feedback form