Ririko Koido

kyoto univ.

[国立環境研究所 @NIES_JP]

耕作放棄は生物多様性にとって正か負か？ ‐全国野外調査と全球メタ解析で保全上の価値を予測‐: 農村地域の人口減少は、日本を含む世界各地で進行しています。他国より一足先に人口減少が進む日本では、管理を続けられず、耕作が放棄された農地が増えています。 https://t.co/NMNtXSN77X

[日本の研究.comニュース @rjp_news]

【注目プレスリリース】耕作放棄は生物多様性にとって正か負か？ ―全国野外調査と全球メタ解析で保全上の価値を予測― / 国立環境研究所,森林研究・整備機構,北海道大学
https://t.co/XMNGW04RME

[IntlMammalogy @IMammalogy]

Participate in the 14th International Mammalogical Congress!
From 7-13 August 2027 - Bonito MS - Brazil

469 days

[Danijela Popovic @PopovicDani]

🚨PhD opportunity!
Study brown bears in the Balkans using ancient DNA 🧬🐻
Interested in paleogenomics & conservation? Apply!

🔗 Details here: https://t.co/lY67EeNlP9

#PhD #AncientDNA #Paleogenomics #ConservationGenomics #WildlifeConservation

[Miles Peterson @MilesFishRe]

富山大学の教員ページが公開されました。
魚類や水圏生態系の研究したい学生は是非とも富山大学を検討してください〜！
https://t.co/amyzKGjcqd

[Jun GOJOBORI @jgojobor]

Our paper on Japanese wolves is published.
https://t.co/8pgXWfWmg5

[Clayton Lamb @ClaytonTLamb]

NEW PAPER: We followed 76 grizzly bears in a human-dominated landscape to explore coexistence. What we found surprised us. Tons of mortality, tons of conflict, and yet also tons of bears—3x denser than Banff National Park. How could this be possible? 🧵

https://t.co/4XfTA02RdX

[ASFB @AustSocFishBiol]

NEW STUDY: Mean reef fish body size decreases towards warmer waters

Coghlan et al. analysed 15,000+ surveys across a 15°C SST gradient to find a significant decrease in mean fish body size with warmer waters, averaging a 5% reduction per 1°C increase.

https://t.co/ppfvuA5BNJ

[Andrew Derocher @AEDerocher]

New polar bear paper is one of the most insightful ones I've seen in years. Video links are great too.
All in all, confirms what we know about the challenges the bears face with sea ice loss but the elegance of the study is very cool.
https://t.co/AUhampixon [open access]

[Andrew Derocher @AEDerocher]

Fieldwork Friday: images taken during Arctic polar bear research. Beaufort Sea & Hudson Bay (2004-2023). Toshio Tsubota with @HokkaidoUni lying next to a large bear for scale.

[菅平高原実験所｜Sugadaira Research Station @srs_kyoten]

Male guarding behavior and brood predators of invasive Bluegill in a Japanese lake - Peterson - North American Journal of Fisheries Management - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/kRmgdH958o

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

-Can you send us your presentation a week before the conference?
- No, i'm still working on it

[Ririko Koido @RK_biol]

I am very honored!

[CBC at AMNH @CBC_AMNH]

Best Talk honorable mentions (cont'd):
3. "The impact of population control on Asian black bear populations in Nagano, Japan" by Ririko Koido (@RK_biol)

(4/10)

[Andrew Derocher @AEDerocher]

New polar bear paper: using drones to study behaviour. Less invasive means of studying wildlife has moved in quantum leaps (e.g., camera traps, hair snags, fecal DNA). Coming years will further change how research is conducted.

[Ros Rodríguez @Ros_Rodriguez_]

#EarthDay #EarthDay2022 🌎💚

[Nathan Howes TWN @HowesNathan]

Can a photo still make people care? 📷 Discover this photojournalist’s quest to find out as he travels to see polar bears ❄️🧊 living on the edge of #ClimateChange this Sunday on the @weathernetwork’s climate section: https://t.co/DYCDjv42kx #PolarBearDay @PolarBears

[Ririko Koido @RK_biol]

@AEDerocher @ualbertaScience I really glad your lab members were able to be back on a field and study polar bears! So cool.
It’s my dream to study polar bears in your laboratory.

[Andrew Derocher @AEDerocher]

Fieldwork Friday: here's hoping that 2022 allows us back onto the sea ice to study polar bears again. The @ualbertaScience research on polar bears has kept moving through the pandemic but some projects need new data. Fingers crossed.

[Andrew Derocher @AEDerocher]

Hudson Bay polar bears are moving offshore. Some radios are missing locations (colour coded). The Bay is now pretty much ice-covered & the bears can go where they wish. Happy New Year to the bears & best wishes for lots of seals!

[Andrew Derocher @AEDerocher]

MSc thesis "Anthropogenic influence on the autumn migration of polar bears (Ursus maritimus) in Hudson Bay" was defended by Erin Miller with @ualbertaScience An amazing thesis & excellent defence. 2 papers to follow soon: pertain to climate change & human-bear interactions.