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PhD (Seabird Ecology). Thalassophile 🌊 Nemophilist 🌲 Cyclist 🚴 Research & conservation of seabirds. 🇨🇦 🇦🇺 #queerinSTEM 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ Subject Editor: Avian Conservation & Ecology https://ace-eco.org, Northwestern Naturalist, Australian Field Ornithology
Awful disgusting little man
Honestly! Good riddance alright. What a small minded grub! If I could travel back in time it would be to the incredibly rich and fascinating culture of Iran in the 1950s/60s. That’s the progressive and free society most Iranians want.
Not a first for Phillip Island on the ground. I have several observations from Phillip Island in January 2020 including this one observed January 12, 2020.
Bumped into a mate just out of Myrtleford @ecosystemunraveller.com
Not a first for Phillip Island on the ground. I have several observations from Phillip Island in January 2020 including this one observed January 12, 2020.
The circular #seabird economy is critical for oceans, islands and people
Good evening #Vancouver
Population genetic diversity, structure and relatedness in the cryptic Pilbara Olive Python. Zoë Hamilton The Biodiversity Conference
🎃 Halloween costumes 👻 to scare scientists!!!
Partnerships between Nyangumarta Warrarn Aboriginal Corporation & DBCA have uncovered diversity of native bees in Walyarta Conservation Park. Sugarbag bee identified as high value to Nyangumarta people. 36 taxa recorded, 9 undescribed. Melaleuca spp. critical host. The Biodiversity Conference 2025.
Dorian Moro & Wiluna Martu Rangers. A site was identified by rangers in healthy spinifex. Ground searches found scats, active burrows & tracks. Remote cameras confirmed tjakurra, the first for Matuwa Kurrawa NP / IPA. Surveys have identified 116 active burrows. Biodiversity Conference 2025.
Great overview of the Yagarrajalajalan Nagula Buru Project which is tagging green sea turtles and dugongs to identify and map how turtles, dugongs and humans all use Yawuru Saltwater Country (around Broome in Western Australia). www.yagarrajalajalan-nagula-buru.org TheBiodiversity Conference 2025
In spring, over a billion Bogong moths travel from all over SE Australia to a place they have never been before, Alpine caves, to spend the summer in aestivation. In Autumn the same individual returns to its breeding ground & dies. How do they do it? Prof Eric Warrant. The Biodiversity Conference.
Securing the future of the Critically Endangered Margaret River Hairy Marron #crayfish Kim William DBCA The Biodiversity Conference
@judydunlop.bsky.social tells us about the TOAD CONTAINMENT ZONE to prevent cane toads from reaching the Pilbara. The Biodiversity Conference
Nice one! We had a good haul of boletes and chanterelles last week which a Czech friend turned into a delicious sour mushroom soup.
Light lunch
#seabirds #ukwildlife
#photography
Post-doc position at CEBC to work on quantitative genetics of albatross populations using pedigree and genomic data.
Info and application at
emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CDD/U...
Contact Timothée Bonnet for more details
#postdoc #seabirds #Genomics
Have you ever wondered about the disparities in #seabirds species at conferences? Are we talking about all the species?
Wonder no more. We (@thelabandfield.bsky.social @seabirdsentinel.bsky.social @ingridpollet.bsky.social) have the answer!
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...
Good evening from Vancouver, Canada 🇨🇦 🍁
Good news everybody! The Independent Planning Commission just REFUSED the bid to restart Redbank Power Station, noting unacceptable negative impacts on native flora and fauna. Common
Sense prevails!
www.ipcn.nsw.gov.au/cases/restar...
Good morning!
Good morning from #BritishColumbia if you zoom in you can see the dorsal of a bull transient killer whale
Good evening from Hartley Bay #BritishColumbia
Central coast of British Columbia 👍🏼
Cracker of a waterfall on the #britishcolumbia central coast 🇨🇦
Good morning!
Estuary goodness on the #britishcolumbia central coast
Steller sea lions in the beautiful Pacific Northwest #britishcolumbia #Canada
In Singleton to address the NSW Independent Planning Commission regarding a proposal to clear half a million hectares of woodlands in Western NSW, intended as biomass feedstock for Redbank Power Station. In my professional opinion this will push embattled outback flora and fauna closer to extinction