Excited for our review (led by Ran Nathan) to be published today in Science Magazine covering the amazing research occurring with high-resolution tracking. So many things are possible now. E.g. Understanding shorebirds' movement with the tide @AllertBijleveld @NIOZnieuws

The Lake Fish Telemetry Group is now in its fifth year! This #MSR project is an international, multidisciplinary collaboration pushing forward understanding of fish ecology and behaviour. The third Lake Fish Telemetry Group workshop will be held this month in České Budějovice.

Fish telemetry workshop in Czech Republic. Exploring the participants and the beer

The day is young, but i already learned thar fish telemetry research is just cool

Lake telemetry project started. First Ran Nathan celebrating our Science paper that emerged from last workshops prior to Corona. Thanks Ran Nathan for herding and leading. Lake Fish Telemetry Group

Special guest Niels Dingemanse at Lake Fish Telemetry Group workshop presenting important framework linking behaviour and life history. Nice to have the animal "personality" guru joining us.

Exciting discussions happening at the Lake Fish Telemetry Group workshop in the Czech Republic! 🐟 Robert Arlinghaus (moved to Blue Sky) Niels Dingemanse Ran Nathan Christopher Monk Tomas Brodin Alternet #telemetry

Inspiring discussions on linking ecological and evolutionary theory to movement ecology, which even produced the outline of a manuscript. Now we have to get to work. This will be exciting!

So exciting to be part of this workshop! 🐟🐟

In our new paper led by Robert Lennox we provide a summary for how to apply telemetry to study fish. A big joint achievement of many in the field that started at the Lake Fish Telemetry Group. With many co-authors such as Josep Alos @SJC_fishy Tomas Brodin and more besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/20…

On the use of #aquatic #animaltracking to understand world increasingly shaped by #climatechange & #extremeevents – study led by Robert Lennox & amazing team from Lake Fish Telemetry Group now published in new Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences issue cdnsciencepub.com/doi/10.1139/cj… #fishsci #biologging #Telemetry #climate