Since the first Continuous Plankton Recorder tow was made by the SS Albatross between Hull, NE England and Bremen, Germany in September 1931, more than 300 vessels have volunteered to maintain the Survey. The impact of the Survey does not rely on any single route, but the combined power of our international network. The Survey is greatly indebted to the Captains and Crew of all the tow ships, their ship owners, management companies, charterers, port staff, stevedores and agents. Their support is gratefully acknowledged, as without it this valuable plankton research could not be economically performed.
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View CCGS SIR WILFRID LAURIER on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2009
View MV ARMORIQUE on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2016
View MV ATLANTIC SEA on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2012
View MV ENCOUNTER on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2010
View MV HILDASAY on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2014
View MV LAGARFOSS on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2004
View MV MATSON KODIAK on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2004
View MV NORBAY on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2015
View MV NORBJORN on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2016
View MV PRIMULA SEAWAYS on Marine Traffic
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Towing a CPR on this route since 2013
View MV SKOGAFOSS on Marine Traffic