Adam Yaney-Keller

Adam Yaney-Keller

@adamyk.bsky.social

PhD candidate at Monash University, studying coastal species and applied ecology: finding better ways to detect and remove as well as long-term and hidden effects of entanglement on ocean predators (Australian fur seals).

188 Followers 388 Following 4 Posts Joined Dec 2024
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4 days ago
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How this team is helping fur seals escape the scourge of plastic waste Eyes in the skies can pick out an injured animal easily, even in a colony of hundreds, allowing researchers to conduct targeted rescues.

New paper out in #marinepollutionbulletin from my PhD research on using thermal imaging drones to spot entanglements in fur seals! OA
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@monashuniversity.bsky.social @monashbiol.bsky.social @phillipislandnatureparks

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8 months ago
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Currently attending ICCB 2025 to talk about my PhD work using thermal drones to better detect fur seals entanglements in fishing gear and marine debris, and the long term effects of those entanglements on health and behaviour!

Talk is Monday in Ecology and Behaviour I and poster 101 same evening!

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1 year ago
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Incredible detail in drone shot a 'game-changer' for iconic Aussie species Find out exactly why this photo is so significant to science and conservation.

Always fun to see your drone photo and research pop up in "recommended reading!" Thanks @yahoonews.com for covering our new Bio Reviews paper on the use of drones for studying wildlife ecophysiology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
@monashbiol.bsky.social; Phillip Island Nature Parks

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1 year ago
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Time to prepare for the influx of drone-assisted advancements in wildlife ecophysiology? A. Yaney-Keller et al describe best practices to diversify across species & environments and use current data sources and technologies. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39822117/
@LetsGetPhysEcol

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1 year ago

Hi Emma, I'd love to be added :) Thanks!

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