Worldwide field based research to understand human and primate behaviour, and apply this knowledge to help conservation science. Led by @SarahKPapworth
What do you do when you do a follow up study on the same species and the same site and don't find the same results?
Publish it in @IntJPrimatology of course! https://t.co/Mw6HVEDoFO
Read on for a short thread about tiny #monkeys...
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It's hot today in the UK, for animals as well as humans. So here are 5 ways you can help wildlife in the heat: https://t.co/2i7nVtTsuu @ConversationUK#wildlife#UKHeatwave
to look at donor preferences - you can learn more about the real animals used in the @NatGeo funded study here: https://t.co/eVAM1Mt8II and more information about the study results published in @EnvConsJournal: https://t.co/v1qgy8vItY @RHULWiB@_RHResearch@RHULBioSci 2/2
Want to generate funds for #conservation? Don't focus too much on species appearance as donors prefer to help declining and small populations, which are just the species that are likely to need help! We used images of real and imaginary animals by @RoryMcCannArt 1/2
Congratulations Dr. @barker_larissa for her brilliant work over the last few years, and thanks to @alexvgeorgiev and @KorichevaLab for examining and @rwriesch1976 for chairing!
Well done @barker_larissa on passing your PhD viva today! I really enjoyed chatting with you and @alexvgeorgiev about the noisy world of pigmy marmosets. Thanks to @rwriesch1976 for chairing!
A big thank you to @HuwLloydperu & @TimBlackburn66 for acting as my PhD viva examiners yesterday and for a really positive, dare I say fun, experience.
Congratulations to Dr @RosaGleave on her PhD! Rosa's research focused on the critically endangered blue crowned laughingthrush, using census data, local interviews and earth imagery to gain a better understanding of their population and habitat use. #PhDone
A big thank you to @HuwLloydperu & @TimBlackburn66 for acting as my PhD viva examiners yesterday and for a really positive, dare I say fun, experience.
For anyone on strike this week (or next week) why not spare half an hour to register your publications with @ALCS_UK? I registered 3 years ago, and this year's March payment was about equal to the pay I'm losing from striking (hooray)! You can register publications... 1/2
Interested in why some animals are more popular than others, and what it means for #conservation? Why not come and spend 3.5 years finding out by doing a funded #PhD at Royal Holloway? More information here: https://t.co/yoKeBAPd9o
@LizzieJones42 a recent PhD graduate of @CABLabRHUL has been successfully presenting some of her research on shifting baseline syndrome (available here: https://t.co/YZW9nqYmIq)
Thanks so much to everyone that came to watch me present my last PhD chapter at #EAB2021 on #shiftingbaselinesyndrome in conservation managers! Read the full paper in J.Environmental Management at https://t.co/3Tbz1ayoZS
A great talk by one of my colleagues @LizzieJones42 who investigated shifting baseline syndrome with managers of nature reserves. Awesome work! @CABLabRHUL#BES2021