I have decided to withdraw Seeker from the current project with the Caribbean Cetacean Society (CCS).

Captain Charles Sade, my mentor, impressed one lesson upon me above all others:

“Schedules kill.”

As captain, I have both a legal and moral obligation to protect the safety of my crew and vessel. That responsibility is not negotiable, nor can it be subordinated to expedition schedules. That responsibility includes delays for weather, necessary maintenance and repairs, and ensuring the crew is adequately rested.

Seeker will continue forward with partners who share the conviction that no expedition schedule is more important than the safety of the people aboard. — Doug Jackson

Humpback whales are relatively easy to find, but by this time of year they have migrated north.
Sperm whales are much harder to locate, and beaked whales are exceptionally rare to encounter.

“If there is no struggle, there is no progress” –Frederick Douglass

Martinique to British Virgin Islands

Caribbean Cetacean Society https://www.ccs-ngo.com/

Otherwise know of as “BRUVS” Baited Remote Underwater Video System.