The programme for #ACRS2019 is here! We have a fantastic line-up of speakers from across the world to discuss their important work with amphibians.
Registration to attend is open until this Friday - 12th April https://t.co/4X5GJSaxcj
Great weekend @AmphibianCon 2019 in Manchester. So great to see old and new friends around the world doing such a great work on amphibian conservation.
Thanks to come to Manchester and looking forward to hear more from your projects. @amphibiansorg
#ACRS done and dusted! Nice to see what is being currently done about amphibian conservation. You should have been here, @herpetobeto ! Here, some of the interesting posters presented. @AmphibianCon
Samantha Wallace from The University of Newcastle (Australia) at @AmphibianCon now: "Mining, amphibian populations and conservation ecology - a snapshot". #ACRS#amphibians#conservation
Big thanks to everyone that helped organise @AmphibianCon and everyone who presented! It's been an inspiring two days filled with lots of coffee thanks to the free travel mugs 🐸🐸 #ACRS#amphibians#conservation
Richard Griffiths from the Durrel Institute of Conservation and Ecology is now talking at @AmphibianCon:"Integrating in-situ and ex-situ research for the conservation of the golden mantella in Madagascar! #ACRS#amphibians#conservation
Had a wonderful and inspiring first day at the #ACRS#amphibain conservation symposium in Manchester. Fantastic to learn about the varied strategies being undertaken to conserve these amazing species!
Sarah Griffiths (Manchester Metropolitan University) at @AmphibianCon now: "Genetic variability and ontogeny predict microbiome structure in a disease-challenged montane amphibian". #ACRS#amphibians#conservation
Good morning, friends! Starting the day at @AmphibianCon with Jaime Voyles' talk (University of Nevada): "How does it end? Understanding shifts in disease dynamics following outbreaks of amphibian chytridiomycosis". #ACRS#amphibians#conservation
Kaya Klop-Toker (Australia) is one of our Future Leaders of Amphibian Conservation! "Chytrid in a created habitat" is her talk at @AmphibianCon! #ACRS#amphibians#conservation
Kathleen Preissler from the Technische Universität Braunschweig and University of Leipzig is talking at @AmphibianCon: "A race against time: saving German fire salamanders in the face of an expanding pathogen". #ACRS#amphibian#conservation
Throughly enjoyed the talk by @KatPreis on German fire salamanders 🦎🔥 Looking forward to seeing further genetic data from this project 🧬 Loving the colour themed outfit!
#ACRS@AmphibianCon
"Cornell’s toad tunnels are just one example of hundreds of innovative structures designed to help wildlife make safe passage around, under or over various kinds of man-made barriers".
https://t.co/Jj6WFPxVk4