V Morris

[Taronga Zoo @tarongazoo]

Preserving natural behaviours can be as important as other considerations like genetic diversity when planning a #ConservationBreeding program. Naivety to predators is one of the biggest challenges when releasing animals into the wild. #ScienceWeek

[Taronga Zoo @tarongazoo]

As #ScienceWeek ends, we hope you’ve enjoyed this slice of Taronga #science & our collaborative #conservation partnerships & programs. To celebrate, here's a short video showcasing our glamorous (& not-so glamorous) work #ForTheWild. Credit: @PitcherBen https://t.co/ptIGR66F6p

[V Morris @v__morris]

What a great collection of STEM work going on to inspire #girlpower @stempunksau! Thanks for the little feature promoting coding with @tarongazoo and @MQBiology 🤓

[STEM Punks @stempunksau]

Happy International Women's Day! We're celebrating with this special issue of Future Learning magazine, featuring interviews with over 30 leading women in STEM from across the globe. Check out their stories and their advice to inspire girls into STEM: https://t.co/5WggCMZCln

[Dr Anthony Chariton @Marine_Genomics]

@MQBiology #conservation #translocation #zoos @tarongazoo
Congratulations to Vanessa for her first publication. In this perspective we discuss the importance of alarm calls for increasing the success of translocation programs.😀

[Taronga Zoo @tarongazoo]

1/2 Preserving behavioural diversity leads to greater success in conservation breeding programs - Our researchers discuss how ensuring zoo-reared individuals maintain predator awareness and alarm communication can improve survival in the wild -https://t.co/zEwezo5Yno

[Ben Pitcher @PitcherBen]

New paper by @v__morris @Marine_Genomics and I - A Cause for Alarm: Increasing Translocation Success of Captive Individuals Through Alarm Communication https://t.co/vE0aFvDqB0
@tarongazoo @MQSciEng @MQBiology @Macquarie_Uni