We've been working on this paper out today (and open access) for over 7 years, so bear with me while I tell you the story of how we discovered that wolves kill and eat sea otters (Panels A-D) and what this means for wolves, otters, and deer. /1
https://t.co/mGbOeNtNVv
📢@kristin_brzeski at @michigantech is recruiting a postdoc to develop genomic resources for red wolf and coyote conservation and management. Learn more below and apply now! 🐺🧬
I am again looking to recruit students for 1-2 graduate research positions at the M.S. or Ph.D. level in #soilhealth and #nematodes related to grassland restoration, but would also be open to those interested in #microbiology and #protozoans. Let me know if you're interested!
Good news everyone! Our article on the founding population of gray wolves recently translocated to Isle Royale is now available. @kristin_brzeski @EastWolfSurvey
https://t.co/hI7nvXnCPF
@BrianDarbyLab This was probably over three years ago, but I distinctly remember laughing to myself thinking, "Brian is going to hate this". Don't you miss me?
Do #coyotes in #Louisiana harbor ghost alleles of locally extinct red wolves? To answer this question @kristin_brzeski & @joeyhinton22 are safely capturing & studying these awesome animals. Check out this beautiful young male outfitted with a GPS collar @mturesearch 🐺👩🔬❤️
Exciting new colalborative #drone paper out from my lab led by recent @UNDBiology PhD student @AndrewBarnas. @dioptrica. A standardized protocol for reporting methods when using drones for wildlife research - Journal of Unmanned Vehicle Systems: https://t.co/iqe9iMJlBS
Our paper examining diversity-stability relationships in Arctic geese is now viewable! We found that herbivore reproduction is more stable and less affected by climate in habitats with higher plant diversity. Very fun project!
https://t.co/50Ik2wIdvd