A Ph D is not about proving brilliance from day one.
It’s about learning balance, falling, getting up, and riding with confidence.
You’re here to learn the craft of thinking, not to reinvent science overnight.
Master the fundamentals—impact will follow. @bhlab_india@rameshpandeyifs@wii_india@GobindsagarBha1 https://t.co/8zIR5fxmTr
A new study from Maharashtra found that while tigers, leopards, and dholes share the same forests, they use landscapes in very different ways. Dholes are the most at risk among the three carnivores. @randomcards reports.
https://t.co/kszkv17Ynv
Poster Presentation by Urjit Bhatt: Developing a Conservation Action Plan Framework for elusive small and medium wild felids.
Urjit Bhatt presents “Developing a Conservation Action Plan Framework for Elusive Small and Medium Wild Felids” — integrating science, policy, and community action for India’s caracal, fishing cat, and clouded leopard. Part of the GOI–UNDP–GEF-7 project “Strengthening Conservation and Resilience of Wild Cat Landscapes.”
@urjit_bhatt@Himalayanwolf1@Unitedfortigers@moefcc@wii_india@SACONCoimbatore@GobindsagarBha1@RuchiBadola2 #ARS2025
Muskrats on Maine’s Isles of Shoals have gone off-script—no wetlands, new predators, and island behaviours. A century-old introduction becomes an ecological case study. 🦫🌊 #furbearers#islandbiogeography@AlexisMychajliw@CourtneyHofman
https://t.co/PHtekcZsN9
India marks a milestone with the first-ever GPS tagging of a dolphin! A new chapter unfolds in dolphin research, paving the way for deeper insights and conservation. Truly, fortune favors the brave! @V_kolipakam@wii_india#DolphinConservation#WildlifeResearch”
Welcome Our New Biotropica Subject Editors! We are the @theATBC journal!
a) Andres, b) Francis, c) Cássio, d) Aires, e) Margaret, f) Shrushti, g) Jorge, h) Iolanda, i) Vijay, j) Mani, k) Mário, l) Kriz, m) Jithin, n) Jess, and o) Daniel!
New research out! 🐺🔥🧬🐺🧬🔥
Our research finds Pakistan holds a remarkable diversity of wolves and is home to the ancient Indian wolf lineage.
https://t.co/7KewCRyzpW
Let's explore wolves in Pakistan below 🧵⬇️
Never thought I'd see the day when Wildlife Crossings was formally proposed as a LEGO kit. Then again I haven't touched a LEGO since 1992.
https://t.co/fj3IN8QoAs
Plz RT to help them get votes, esp. if you are @ben_a_goldfarb who wrote a wildly popular new book abt road ecology
Happy to share our recent work on dhole dispersal. Pack size and large predator density may result in differential dispersal patterns in social carnivores like Asiatic wild dog. @bhlab_india@wildwithwolves
The article is available on this link:
https://t.co/0RYOQ5kdpo