Come join us for our workshop on Wildlife Research Techniques from the 22-24th March 🐾🌴 From camera trapping to using a GPS device, learn important skills for working in the field. For more information contact [email protected] or visit https://t.co/MxpyNXpaCA
Our very own Katrina Fernandez will be presenting at three locations in Auroville Pondicherry next week, take a peek into the world of wildlife research #talkingwildlife#wildlifewednesday#research
12.9 t of #pangolin scales seized in Singapore, 'originating' from Nigeria. Caveats, but I estimate this to include ~36,000 #pangolins worth of scales @PangolinSG@IWT@BaillieJonathan https://t.co/O5yFKVQd4S
If you want to know what we get up to here at Wild Otters, read this blog written by Katrine here on her university placement year #OtterSpotter#Blogger#ThursdayThoughts
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In a blow to conservation of turtle nesting sites in Goa, turtle nesting sites in Goa, the Coastal Regulation Zone (CRZ) 2019does not mention any of the four beaches that were given protected site status by CRZ notification 2011.
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@visvak@mongabay We love your article on us, thank you! There is a constant battle between human and wildlife, but hopefully through research we can find the balance.
Besides being cute AF, otters are extremely adaptable creatures that have somehow managed to thrive in the saline, human-dominated habitat in and around the island of Chorao in Goa. But there are limits to their ingenuity. My story for @mongabay. https://t.co/g4JZLSRFz6
Our work has made its way to Mongabay - you can read about how we use tech to understand Smooth-coated otter ecology and behaviour in human dominated landscapes. #cameratrapping#drones#ecology#research#internships#placements
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