About Mike Bossley
Mike Bossley was an environmentalist.
Michael Ion Bossley is an Australian cetacean researcher and environmentalist.
Career Bossley worked as a university lecturer, teaching environmental studies and marine biology for 30 years. He was WDC's Manager of Science and Education in Australasia until his retirement in June 2015, after 12 years of working with the organisation.
He was also the first director of Greenpeace Australia and participated in anti-whaling and anti-nuclear weapons testing campaigns.
His work led to the establishment of the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary in South Australia's Port River estuary in 2005, which is home to a combination of resident and visiting bottlenose dolphins. and was made a life member in 2020.
Honours
2005: South Australian award for Australian of the Year for his work in dolphin research and conservation
Publications Bossley's 2022 book Whales, Dolphins and Me was published by Moonglow Publishing, and chronicles his life's work in marine conservation.
He is also author or co-author of several published scientific papers, including:
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