Conservationist and Scientist using research to aid in conservation action
PostDoc Impacts of Offshore Windfarms
PhD Pangolins
Alumni @ZooEntUP, @EDB_lab
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Our paper in #MBE on #Pangolin#Genomics has been published whereby we provide the genome assemblies of all 8 species, genome-wide insights into their evo, and a list of genes NB for tracing their trade. Plus some evidence of a possible 9th pango species
https://t.co/pISdur1cXx
‘It is a critical time for us to move pangolins beyond their tagline as the ‘most trafficked wild mammals globally’ to instead become symbols of effective, evidence-informed conservation.’
Read our November editorial by @PangolinSG members Shirley et al.➡️https://t.co/RxFjEU3fop
We’re hiring!
The Pangolin Specialist Group is looking for a Communications Assistant based mainly in Cameroon. Applications will be accepted until midnight on December 17th.
For more details and information on how to apply, visit this link: https://t.co/A4WAPlgg7t
🧬 Researchers produced a comprehensive set of genomic resources for all eight pangolin species. They also produced new draft genomes for four additional species.
Read more: 👇🏻
https://t.co/8gFyhMqmue
#NatureAfrica@MolBioEvol@OfficialSMBE@WildScienceSean
The University of Pretoria is offering postdoctoral bursaries for next year. If you are interested in sub-Antarctic, savanna or grassland ecology, I have some exciting potential projects to work on. Please be in touch. https://t.co/pKq3l7nAZa
‘@KellyMarnewick@JanBuffel et al. argue that taking southern African cheetahs to India threatens cheetah conservation in Africa, does not use best science & compromises cheetah welfare. A globally coordinated, science-based approach is needed. https://t.co/MOuOWxu8Ao @UPWildlife
More evidence of the #disconnect between #research & practice. Not an easy one to solve without better funding models.
Publication and use of genetic tools in conservation management applications—A systematic review https://t.co/unxDES0RWS
Using data from 11 reserves from 2017 to 2021, we analysed the cost & effectiveness of several rhino conservation interventions in the Greater Kruger (South Africa): from fences & cameras to dehorning & tracking dogs. 👇🏽Thread with high-level summary (/10)
https://t.co/G6QrFrtwXc
Be sure to check out the full article - Pangolin Genomes Offer Key Insights and Resources for the World’s Most Trafficked Wild Mammals https://t.co/cAqdYTQiLk @WildScienceSean@freddelsuc
Is there now a 9th #pangolin#species? Our paper in #PNAS sheds light on this. More work to be done to formally describe it, but we first have to find out where this mysterious species comes from!
https://t.co/vPzh9hekPW
https://t.co/fc3vzbXo4y
Happy #WorldPangolinDay ! Today and everyday we #celebrate pangolins and the people working hard to conserve them. We're #hopeful for pangolins thanks to our Members' #collaboration, courage, and dedication!
Watch&share👉https://t.co/wsLPSTy1GO