Katherine Snell

Physiology and macroecology of migratory species in a changing world

[Katherine Snell @KRSSnell]

Why did the treecreeper cross the road? Great question.. because they do it ALL THE TIME! https://t.co/96u1jmHUNt

@PLOSONE Urban #Ecosystems #MovementEcology #AnimalTracking #distribution #ornithology ⁦@Macroecology⁩ ⁦@BirdMigrLab⁩

[Katherine Snell @KRSSnell]

@sjurdur @BirdLife_News Fantastic!!

[World Seabird Union @Seabirders]

#WSTC6 ANNOUNCEMENT | 4-6 May 2020

180+ presenters will be sharing their #seabird #research & #conservation work starting Monday!
You can use the conference hashtag & the session # to follow & catch-up on the conference! #seabirdersaturday

Schedule here: https://t.co/AYSNmbxG3q

[Fredrik Andreasson @AndreassonFDK]

Our paper below is now published in the ongoing issue of @J_Exp_Biol, check it out! @Biology_LU #ornithology
https://t.co/roySlynJNO

[Government SGSSI @GovSGSSI]

New research shows sustainable fishing and conservation can coexist | BirdLife https://t.co/kb7j7mBSDY
Read about our MPA here: https://t.co/JM0lFa9M9n
@BirdLife_News, @BAS_News, @ukgovbluebelt

[SeabirdSessions @SeabirdSessions]

#SeabirdSessions tomorrow morning (GMT) everyone!! April 8, 2020 at 0630GMT!! ZOOM LINK to be posted at https://t.co/hU0lhh2ArL FIFTEEEN minutes before the event (at 0615GMT)! SEE YOU TOMORROW MORNING!! #Seabirds .@Seabirders @AUS_NZ_Seabirds @PacificSeabirds @TheSeabirdGroup

[Dr. Natalie Isaksson @nattenstein]

@ThomasEvans @hentatisundberg @agnesbirgitta

[SeabirdSessions @SeabirdSessions]

Thanks for the follows everyone! Our next #SeabirdSessions will be on April 8th, 2020 at 0630 GMT!! That's 0730 in the UK and 0830 in France. Check out https://t.co/hU0lhh2ArL for the papers and more information!!

[Katherine Snell @KRSSnell]

@KittiwakeGirl @DEBALMER @harris_sjh @thaxalot Done!

[ConnectivityProject @MigConnectivity]

Looking for a fun activity for your kids? @natgeoeducation Tracking Animal Migrations https://t.co/hYyyK696e0

[Samantha Patrick @SamCPatrick]

1/2 Post Doc in movement ecology - 9 months start June/July; using data collected by novel logger -GPS, Accelero, Magnetometer, Wind, Pressure, Infrasound on #seabirdsound @hfsp grant. Email/PM for more info - see next tweet for COVID19 equality modifications

[Katherine Snell @KRSSnell]

@fidhw Wow!! Thank you so much for these gems! Bringing back so many amazing memories from that expedition...

[Katherine Snell @KRSSnell]

I see your stormy and I raise you a bonxie baby!

[University of Oxford @UniofOxford]

We’re working hard to develop a vaccine against #Covid-19. Today we’re recruiting individuals to take part in clinical trials.
This is a crucial step.
We need healthy volunteers aged 18 – 55, to help test its potential effectiveness. Volunteer today >> https://t.co/1jU4bcVTc3

[Movebank @MovebankTeam]

Hey Trackers,
It occurred to us that with >6700 live feeds sending ~10k events daily, you may be recording some interesting behavioral responses to the decreased human activity. Let us know if you spot anything notable in your movement data! We could all use a little good news.

[Robin Elise Weiss, Ph.D. @RobinPregnancy]

@carytrump @AcademicChatter I'm a professor and read a really cool piece on that. https://t.co/MvnqeOQiEC

[Lisa Kettemer 🦣 @liserbeth]

*adds another item to list of things to do instead of writing papers

[Sarah @harris_sjh]

What a great opportunity! Go for it! 😀

@birdobs_council #Birding #Monitoring #YoungBirders

[Max Planck Society @maxplanckpress]

Icarus is launched! 😀🐥🦇 Test phase begins as the German-Russian observation system for animal migration, #Icarus, went into operation today https://t.co/BuuAABI4Tu @animaltracking @maxplanckpress @roscosmos @DLR_de

[Denis Wirtz @deniswirtz]

Our databases for PhD/postdocs/early-career faculty featured in @nature.

“We had a choice to reserve the information or make it available to everyone,” the dude says. “I reminded myself that the university’s mission is knowledge for the world.”

https://t.co/MV7WM53Peb

[Ruedi Nager @RuediNager]

Arctic Terns achieve their extraordinary migration by tailoring their migration routes to benefit from tailwind support while on the move and from food-rich ocean areas during stopovers

https://t.co/CAO5GHvE2n

#ornithology #seabirds