VIDEO-071010 Cook Islands whale tagging [B-ROLL]

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Views of Rarotonga, Cook Islands, 16 Sept 2007, in the South Pacific.

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Cook Island Whale Research team head out from Rarotonga on a humpback whale tagging trip, 16 September 2007. The team L-R, Driver Kees Napa, Chief Scientist & Director of Cook Island Whale Research Nan Hauser and Marine Mammologist Ygor Geyer. Greenpe

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A coral beach on Rarotonga, Cook Islands, 17 Sept 2007, in the South Pacific.

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Chief Whale Scientist & Director of the Cook Island Whale research Nan Hauser, gives a lecture at whale research centre, 17th September 2007, Rarotonga, Cook Islands.Greenpeace/Paul Hilton

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A tagged Humpback whale swims away from the Cook Island whale research boat in Rarotonga, Cook Islands, 18th Sept 2007. The whales are being tagged for " The Great Whale Trail" . The project is a collaboration between Greenpeace and scientists w

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A humpback whale enjoys the warm waters of the Cook Islands, 19th Sept 2007. Whales are being tagged in the Cook Islands as part of "The Great Whale Trail" .The project is a collaboration between Greenpeace and scientists working on Humpback wha

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Humpback whales enjoy the warm water and the protected reefs of Rarotonga Cook Islands 21st Sept 2007 . The Japanese government plan to kill 50 threatened humpback whales in addition to 935 minke whales and 50 endangered fin whales this year . Greenpeace/

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Chief Whale Scientist & Director of the Cook Islands Whales Research Nan Hauser educates the local children about humpback whales in Rarotonga Cook Islands 22 Sept 2007 Hauser is working with Greenpeace to satellite tag humpback whales to produce vita

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The Cook Island Whale Research team check the satellite tracking maps to monitor the movement of seven tagged humpback whale off Rarotonga Cook Islands 24th Sept 2007. The whales have been satellite tagged as part of "The Great Whale Trail". Th

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New Zealand actor from the film Whale Rider Rawiri Paratene and Director of the Cook Island Whale Research & Chief Whale Scientist Nan Hauser check the satellite tracking maps to monitor the movement of seven tagged humpback whale off Rarotonga Cook

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L -R Director of the Cook Island Whale Research & Chief Whale Scientist Nan Hauser, Greenpeace campaigner Sakyo Noda and Marine Mammologist Ygor Geyer check the satellite tracking maps to monitor the movement of seven tagged humpback whale off Raroton

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The Cook Islands Whale Research team lookout for whales off the coast of Rarotonga Cook Islands 25th Sept 2007. Whales have been satellite tagged in the Cook Islands as part of "The Great Whale Trail". The project is a collaboration between Gre

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Director of the Cook Island Whale Research & Chief Whale Scientist Nan Hauser and New Zealand Actor Rawiri Parartene listen to humpback whale songs on a hydra phone off Rarotonga Cook Islands 25th Sept 2007. The Japanese government plans to kill 50 hu

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Greenpeace campaigner Sakyo Noda and New Zealand Actor Rawiri Parartene listen to humpback whale songs on a hydra phone off Rarotonga Cook Islands 25th Sept 2007. The Japanese government plans to kill 50 humpback whales this year . Greenpeace/Paul Hilton

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Director of the Cook Island Whale Research Nan Hauser is pictured in front of a French navel vessel off the coast of Rarotonga, Cook Islands, 28 Sept 2007. According to Hauser certain underwater acoustic testing conducted by the world military causes beak