Proud to announce the website for our biodiversity project. Now you can follow our progress as we record plant, bird, and invertebrate species on #Koltur.
#Kolturstoymið#Tjóðsavnið#BiodiversityMonitoring
https://t.co/uJemHzPjyR
🌟 Calling all students and young scientists! 🌟 Join us for FREE workshops at #ISC22Conference! Explore topics like Morpho & Molecular ID, Chironomids in ecotoxicological studies, and Midnight school of numerical ecology. Register now! #ISC22#Workshops https://t.co/q0ljfSWlEq
Interested in a PhD project on the importance of land-lake interactions and carbon cycling for high-latitude ecosystems at @UCPH_Research ?
Then check this opportunity at @BIO_UCPH out. https://t.co/mkHI48Y1t1. Deadline 15th Sep
Blessed with nice land- and lakescapes during our sampling tour around #FaroeIslands. Filtrations for carbon and chlorophyll analyses are done in the back of the car. @FBL_UCPH@AgnesKreiling
These days we are running a sampling program in Faroes Islands lakes in corporation with the #FishFAR project. Soon colleagues from the Hólar University (Iceland) and the Faroe Islands National Museum will join. Co-financed by @GranskingFo and @UFM_MIN. @AgnesKreiling@FBL_UCPH
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About last night: Here’s the moment at 4:12am when the cone collapsed at the Litli Hrútur eruption leading to a changed direction in the lava flows coming from the crater (captured by @RUVfrettir’s live stream at https://t.co/bNPJME7xYT) #volcano#iceland
What happens when a bunch of Dipterologists spend a week in the Faroes? Lots of new species records of course! https://t.co/QX8i7iNA54
#Tjóðsavnið#Diptera
Today is one of the rare sunny days in the Faroes. Makes fieldwork on #Koltur so much more enjoyable! Butterflies, Trichoptera and Diptera are hilltopping on the highest point of the island - let's see what ends up in our Malaise trap. #Tjóðsavnið
Big thanks to @AshWhiffin at the @NatSciNMS for giving us a tour through the collection facilities. The highlights were (of course) beetles and flies - even some royal specimens!
Today @AshWhiffin hosted colleagues from the Department of Terrestrial Zoology at the Faroe Islands National Museum. A shared appreciation for #DungBeetles was found! 💩🪲
Come and spend some time in the beautiful Westfjords & work on your scientific projects with this fellowship ☺️🇮🇸
The only catch, you have to present your work at a cooperating university ☺️
https://t.co/98AmhcymEe
Open full-time position for a botanist at #Tjóðsavnið, the Faroe Islands National Museum. Can't promise good weather but the great colleagues will try to make up for that. Application deadline is 10th May.
https://t.co/J2FcQJSgMh
Do you want to spend the summer as a field assistant in a unique remote high-Arctic environment? Then read this job advertisement. We are hiring field assistants for vegetation surveys at Zackenberg Research Station, Northeastern Greenland see: https://t.co/07Fiewq9Ho
As soon as the sun is out and warming the ground, Notiophilus biguttatus is active on #Koltur. A common species here but it still makes me happy each time I see one.
#Tjóðsavnið#Coleoptera