Holly O'Donnell shared expert insights on biodiversity surveys and tropical forest logistics and safety at the Royal Geographical Society's Explore Symposium, helping fellow scientists and intrepid travellers prepare for expeditions.
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/IAIgM7Pvwq
I'm fundraising for batteries for camera traps. Please consider donating a few dollars. Every single share and donation makes a difference. https://t.co/RxrZaUFTuc
** PhD Position ** We are looking for a PhD student to join an exciting new @snsf_ch funded project about plant-pathogen interactions in regenerating tropical forests.
Based @ETH_en with field work in Panama @stri_panama
Supervised by me and @TWCrowther https://t.co/9M8mEhcJaD
Our International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict & Coexistence #HWCC2023 was attended by >500 people from 70 countries in 6 continents, with 48 programme sessions of talks, panels, debates & discussions. We have put together a video library here: https://t.co/TM0RZAty9h
WildCRU is inviting applications for its 2024 Postgraduate Diploma in International Wildlife Conservation Practice!
We are looking for exceptional early career conservationists to join our popular Diploma.
For more about this course and eligibility, visit: https://t.co/3TkdBzwusx
This picture is a testament to the rigour and interest on the problem of human-wildlife conflict and co-existence. It has been a warm confluence of cultures, identities, perspectives from all over the globe, that was able to build incredible consensus so quickly. #HWCC2023
I'm co-running social media for the International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict and Coexistence #HWCC2023. 600 delegates from 6 continent! Follow @hwctf and @WildCRU_Ox for more! Plenaries and keynotes will be live streamed on YouTube. #conservation#oxforduniversity#hwc
🚨 Wildlife and Scientist friends! I recently launched a new camera trap company: SOLARIS. The flagship model “WEAPON 4K” is solar powered, shoots 4K video, and 30 MP stills. Through the savings in battery 🔋changes the WEAPON pays for itself in a year!
A central-place apex predator bringing >102kg of carcasses per year to nests on emergent trees over decades shapes #Amazonian forest biogeochemistry via long-term nutrient concentration. Led by raptor ecologist @Everton06989509 https://t.co/9xJOvleqvE @UEAResearch@institutojurua
*****PAID FIELD ASSISTANTS WANTED*****
We are looking for Teaching Assistants for our @WythamWoods undergraduate field day at the end of April. Some experience of plant ID is desirable but not necessary. Get in touch if you're interested. @ecioxford@OxfordBiology@morethanadodo
The International Conference on Human-Wildlife Conflict & Coexistence is fast approaching. We have a few last-minute tickets remaining and you can register for them here: https://t.co/P2hDi8pVyd
#HWCC2023 https://t.co/2j5navcH6F
🚨New paper out today🚨
https://t.co/SzrEPOhVAC
Our study looked at factors which influence large #carnivore translocations around the world and found global success rates have increased & that captive-bred carnivores have doubled their survival rates in the last 15 years!
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