Great couple of days at #BESMove2024 meeting lots of movement ecologists and hearing about some really interesting research! Love the fresh perspectives from the land and skies. Great to present the work of my first chapter here too

It was a real honour to be a keynote at #BESMOVE2024 and to think beyond fish to all animal movement, from wasps to birds to frogs to bats to sharks to whales. Inspiring and lovely community. Thanks for having me 💛

🚨New on the Blog🚨 🦇 This Halloween season, discover the hidden lives of bats! We chatted with Laura Stidsholt (Aarhus University) who spies on what these nighttime hunters are feasting on by listening to their chewing! No tricks, just treats! 🦋🐸 besmovesig.wordpress.com/2024/10/08/tra…

Tracking Chesapeake Bay animal movements via collaborative acoustic telemetry networks! @Mariahlivernois postdoc work now published @FSBI #JFB! We really enjoyed working w Matt Ogburn SERC Fisheries Conservation Lab on this! Funding: NOAA Ches Bay office. COLSA doi.org/10.1111/jfb.15…

The British Ecological Society's Movement Ecology SIG held its annual meeting at the University of Southampton on September 11-12, 2024 Read more about the meeting here⤵️ southampton.ac.uk/smmi/news/2024… #MovementEcology #BESMove2024

Apart from 3 days in Etosha NP (everybody needs a holiday 😆), the entire dispersal phase was outside of protected areas - highlighting the remarkable ability of large carnivores to move through anthropogenic landscapes! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

It's almost time! In one week, we'll join the British Ecological Society annual event, with a booth and a set of amazing speakers: 🌿 Michele Lussu Università di Bologna 🌿 Andreja Ramsak from #NIB & Milad Shokri UniSalento 🌿 Francesco De Leo CNR Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche Read more: bit.ly/4gcI8MT #BES2024

Wooow it is already this time of the year !Tomorrow is starting the 2024 Annual Meeting of the British Ecological Society ! We are looking forward to meet you in Liverpool and learn more about movement ecology 😎 Do not miss the great sessions related to animal movement and behaviours…

Joining the #BES2024 and interested in movement ecology? Do not miss are social event on Wednesday, 7:30pm. You are all very welcome to join and enjoy a friendly evening with the community, share experiences, play games and learn more about the group 🤩 Have a look here 👇🏼👇🏾

Heading to #BES2024 !!

🚨 New on the blog 🚨 We are sharing with you the amazing work of @Yohan_Sassi on Griffon vultures #movements and #behaviours. Go and have a look to the interesting results he did find to unravel vultures flight strategies... 👇 besmovesig.wordpress.com/2024/12/09/unr…

Yesterday we had our annual social event at #BES2024 ! We had great discussions and we were pleased to welcome new amazing movement ecologists. Thank you all for participating, it was a lot of fun 👏🏽

🚨New on the blog🚨 Are king penguins the winners of climate change? Émile Brisson-Curadeau (La Rochelle University/McGill University) tells us how he studied these iconic birds using more than 2 decades of data from Kerguelen Islands Link here ➡️ wp.me/pcNAUj-ak

🚨New on the blog🚨 Jaguars in the trees: how big cats thrive in the Amazon’s flooded forest Guilherme Costa Alvarenga (WildCRU, University of Oxford) studied an extraordinary population of jaguars living an arboreal lifestyle in the Mamirauá Reserve ➡️wp.me/pcNAUj-aC

We are super excited about this new paper, as it started at one of our #BESMove annual meetings. We discuss how to move forward the field of Movement Ecology, to become a more predictive science. besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

We are hiring a chair/professor in our Ecology and Environmental Modelling group at University of St Andrews. Scotland is a lovely place to work, and my colleagues are fantastic! Reach out if you are interested in joining the CREEM family ☺️ vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk/Vacancies/I/64…

#Job

Fab #postdoc opportunity on the Urban Exploration project in collaboration with NatGeo! #Job Closing date: 09 May 2025 vacancies.st-andrews.ac.uk/Vacancies/I/71…