Proud advisor moment! Check out MS student Michele Lovara's research update on using conservation dogs to detect M. ovi in bighorn sheep 🐑
https://t.co/nA0r2aqYBJ
I’m a savvy, modern researcher. I have dozens of windows and hundreds of tabs open at all times, each containing articles I’ll never read. I yearn for Chrome to crash and deliver me from a nightmare of my own creation.
What the labs get up to on Fridays with @BillSeverud and the twitterless Dr. Ellen Aikens. Only wish I had gotten to participate in the field work too!!!
Love going radio silent to my dearest friends for months at a time, and then texting them how much I miss them and love them and then not responding when they get back to me. 🙂↕️
New Paper Alert🚨
Ever wonder what wildlife populations looked like to our grandparents?
We tracked how a century of land use and climate change impacted the distribution of weasel habitats @RolandKays@DavidJachowski
Here's what we found:
#LandscEcol
https://t.co/uQyZTCfOmc
In the 1990s, river otters in South Dakota were nearly extinct. After reintroduction efforts, the population slowly grew. Now, two #SDState researchers are attempting to learn more about the state's river otter population and habitat needs.
https://t.co/xEL5qMuB1x
Please RT!
Who wants to work with BATS!? 🦇
Recruiting a MS OR PHD student interested in assessing the distribution and habitat of South Dakota's bats w/ emphasis on the threatened ones!
Possibilities for mist netting, transmitter deployment, & acoustic sampling!
PHOTO FRIDAY: @BotanistBen captured his encounters with ornate orchids adorning the bogs and fens of Shoshone National Forest. You can find them too — if you’re not afraid to get your feet wet. https://t.co/ZUN2VfpEqI
My dad bought a sewing machine to fix his boat cover without having any prior experience using one.. he just keeps breaking needles and watching YouTube videos.