An awesome encounter for the students in their terrestrial diversity prac on the Nguma-bada campus today - a northern death adder! I’ve been a tutor for this class for three years now and always amazed at the vertebrate diversity across the campuses 🌿
These three early-career researchers have been awarded funding for ecology projects in 2023 thanks to the Margaret Middleton Fund for endangered Australian native vertebrate animals. Congratulations Emma Carmichael, Ariana La Porte & Dr Shaina Russell. https://t.co/1R2gs8fIQM
Come work with me!
Looking for someone to join the team and work with me on the #ecology and #conservation of Australian #frogs. Fieldwork & lab work, 2 years full-time. Applications close 18 July.
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Last winter, thousands of dead and dying #frogs were found across #Australia.
In the last few weeks, as it's cooled, we’ve started getting scarily similar reports. @ConversationEDU@AustmusResearch@UNSW@unswbees
We need your help.
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Frilled Lizard! (Chlamydosaurus kingii). We found 3 in one hour 💃this past weekend, near Kuranda, Qld. I love that Frillies are locally common 🥰. It makes me happy. #WildOz