National Geographic News - Tagged Animal "Army" to Help Map Ocean, Experts Say By John Roach February 23, 2004

Monterey Herald - All The Fishes In The Sea, Counted And Classified, Thousands of species expected in ocean census, By John Heilprin, Oct. 24, 2003

Duke Marine Lab - Tagging Giants for Research. Duke Environment Magazine, Monte Basgall, Fall 2003

Deep Science- Twenty-first century technology is enabling scientists to decipher the oceans secrets, Paul Clark, Alaska Airlines Magazine, August 2003
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Wildlife in North Carolina Magazine. Chris Powell, January 2002, Tuna Online.
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Science Online -
August. 2001 Article: Transatlantic Tuna Travel by Josh Gewolb (Need Password)

Stanford Report, Electronic tags reveal stock boundaries ignored by bluefins, Mark Shwartz and Ken Peterson, August 22, 2001
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Stanford News Service -
August 21, 2001 Article: Electronic tags reveal transatlantic migrations and breeding grounds of Atlantic bluefin tuna by Mark Schwartz

National Geographic -
Aug 17, 2001 Article: Study Calls Into Question Global Quotas on Bluefin Tuna by John Roach

NPR Morning Edition: Atlantic bluefin tuna
Date: 08-17-01 - After five years of capturing tuna along the Atlantic coast and tagging them with electronic tracking devices, Stanford biologist Barbara Block has done what no one has ever done before: track the migrations of bluefin tuna across the ocean.

The Christian Science Monitor -
August 17, 2001 Article: Bluefin tuna swim too far - at their peril by Peter N. Spotts

San Francisco Chronicle -
August 17, 2001 Article: Unraveling Bluefin Mysteries by Glen Martin

Science, Vol 293, Who's fish are they anyway? John J. Magnusnn, Carl Safina, Michael P. Sissenwine, 2001
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Science & Technology News Network -
Article: Diamonds of the Deep by Joyce Gramza

Earthwatch Radio, Transatlantic Tuna , by Lee Clippard - Institute and University of Wisconsin Sea Grant November 19, 2001

Earthwatch Radio, Cold Water Warm Blood, Institute and University of Wisconsin Sea Grant May 26, 1993