It's a treat to have our first paper of GPS collared tigers in Nepal published during my visit here!🇳🇵 We add to the growing body of evidence that changes in human behavior due to COVID-19 affected wildlife behavior 🐅 @neilhcarter @KHengaju https://t.co/JN95mAlQv9
It's a treat to have our first paper of GPS collared tigers in Nepal published during my visit here!🇳🇵 We add to the growing body of evidence that changes in human behavior due to COVID-19 affected wildlife behavior 🐅 @neilhcarter @KHengaju https://t.co/JN95mAlQv9
Have you registered for #FieldInclusiveWeek events?? We have an amazing lineup of speakers & topics, including #FieldSafety, disabilities in field work, nutrition, recovery, & #scicomm!
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Job alert! Help manage California’s bighorn sheep populations! These positions intersect science and management, and are an exceptional opportunity to learn both data analysis and field skills for large mammal research.
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Our new pub in @MethodsEcolEvol guides you through the process of writing a field safety manual that actively and thoughtfully addresses accentuated risks faced by field researchers from marginalized groups. @BritishEcolSoc https://t.co/f765OGqI3H #AcademicTwitter#Science#ACWRI
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Applications for our Graduate Research Grants are open! All African graduate students, regardless of @Society4ConBio membership, are eligible to apply. Deadline is 18 September. Link to the application form: https://t.co/E0bt72dQPX
It's about more than just the numbers though - living with tigers isn't easy. We've got lots of work to do towards human-tiger coexistence. https://t.co/Rgo7dv8hss
One thing I've learned on this project so far is that it's not only the road itself, but the amount of traffic that makes a difference for wildlife. We're also using the GPS collar data to locate the best spots for crossing structures.
🐅 A tiger waited three months to cross a highway in Nepal, only crossing after weeks of lockdown.
@RameshBhushal on why Nepal needs wildlife-friendly infrastructure: https://t.co/rZNyszehr7
🎉🐯 Happy Lunar New Year! We're celebrating #YearOfTheTiger with fun and festive enrichment! Every day, keepers present our animals with toys and objects that stimulate their senses and encourage them to use their natural behaviors. Take a moment to watch our animals explore!