Anna Frances Probert

@afprobert.bsky.social From Aotearoa. Non-native species, biosecurity, ecology & entomology. Loves ants 🐜 I always RT ecology jobs & PhD opps.

[Anna Frances Probert @AFProbert]

🦋🦋🦋 I miss what Twitter used to be. You can now find me migrating as part of the mass exodus 🦋🦋🦋 Tbf Lepidoptera > Aves

[Dr ZP (she/her) @ZarahPattison]

PhD opp: Interested in the combined impact of sand extraction and invasive species?!! Check this out: Invasions and extractions in Lough Neagh and their role in water quality deterioration with @DrChrisHackney
#invasivespecies
#freshwater
#PhD
https://t.co/MIyZO6m15s...

[Dr ZP (she/her) @ZarahPattison]

PhD opp: Interested in Atlantic woodlands? Wild Atlantic Woods: how to recognise and maintain their cultural and conservation value with @EileenTisdall
#woodlands
Check this out: https://t.co/FTYCLx4HNq

[Dr ZP (she/her) @ZarahPattison]

PhD opp: Want to understand the importance of location of origin for wildflower seed mixes ?? Check this out: https://t.co/liX6mB6Klq

[Jennifer Jackson @polarbiome]

#PhD opportunity! Mapping Arctic #marinemammal distributions ❄️🐳 🦭❄️ w ship & satellite surveys, investigating their interactions with vessels

Led by @Lhm3Lauren w @BAS_News (me & @WhalesFromSpace), @univofstandrews, @DFO_MPO & @HX_Expeditions 🚢 ❄️ https://t.co/neeua7L88e

[Saupe Lab Oxford @ErinSaupe]

Don't forget to check out this PhD opportunity in paleobiology!

[Michael Hickerson @_hickerson_]

We are seeking a Quantitative Ecologist (tenure-track). I'd be happy to answer any questions (like teaching load etc) - feel free to DM me.

https://t.co/IScOOoCbdN

[Christopher Krupenye @ChrisKrupenye]

Reminder that applications are due December 1 to undertake a PhD with me studying animal minds!

[NRMjobs @NRMjobs]

PhD project opportunity - Ecology of Chuditch in Fragmented & Intact Habitat
University of New South Wales
Perth or Sydney

https://t.co/ayUmBH6cAe

[Western Sydney U - HIE @westsyduhie]

Join us in pioneering innovative solutions for a greener tomorrow!

Centre Manager, ARC Training Centre for Smart & Sustainable Horticulture (ref 4907/24): https://t.co/FkahvuM1Bp

Full-Time, Fixed-Term Position for 5 Years | Based at @westernsydneyu Hawkesbury Campus

[Katrina Siddiqi-Davies @katrinarosheen]

We are hiring a Field Assistant for 2025.

🌊Are you starting your career as a seabird biologist?
🏀Excited at the prospect of remote work on UK islands?
🌧️❄️Happy to work outside in unusual 'summer' weather conditions?

For more info on applying: https://t.co/uS0VFpze5O

[Dr Chris Young @drchrisyoung1]

Fully funded PhD studentship with field work in South Africa on baboon health resilience with me, @rich_mcfarland @StefanoKaburu at @PsychologyNTU @NottmTrentUni @evo_NTU please share or get in touch if interested 👇
https://t.co/4gGC3lGiIQ

[Int Union for the Study of Social Insects - NAS @IUSSI_NAS]

Two PhD Scholarships: Invasive Bumblebee Ecology in Tasmania https://t.co/X4sjIPVhh5

[Amanda Ridley @mandy_ridley]

Job opportunity at the Sociable Weaver Project!

[wheatcroftlab @wheatcroftlab]

‼️Job alert ‼️

We have an open position for a bioinformatician to work on songbird genomics until October next year: https://t.co/V8WfVxi4wQ

Please RT!
🐦🐦

[Robert Arlinghaus (moved to Blue Sky) @RArlinghausFish]

Tenure track group leader position in #fishmovement ecology @LeibnizIGB in Berlin in my department. Please come to join our group of fish nerds. Applocation deadline Nov, 10 https://t.co/JcrntJvnl0

[Mars city @marsccty1]

Just a reminder for those of you looking for #sciencejobs in #academia where the environment is friendly, encouraging and inclusive. The students are brilliant and enthusiastic. I love being here - come work with me! If you have questions email me!

[Steffen Oppel @SteffOpp]

NEW STUDENT opportunity in #ornithology - if you are looking for a MSc thesis topic with #birds, check out:

[James Makinson @JamesMakinson]

We are advertising two new PhD scholarships investigating invasive bumblebee ecology in Tasmania using AI and radio telemetry.
https://t.co/T6dLw0LWrU
Join us at Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment to study the benefits and risks posed by this globe trotting pollinator.