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We are now accepting applications for the Liber Ero Fellowship Program! The program supports post-doctoral fellows who address pressing conservation challenges of relevance to Canada. Application deadline is November 1, 2022. See liberero.ca for more details.

We just finished a major analysis on the effects of land use on ~ 290 butterfly spp. in Italy: (i) land use effects persist from local to regional scales, (ii) small butterflies and butterflies with short flight curves consistently suffer from agriculture and urbanization.

Protecting habitat for all threatened species in #Ontario will be way too expensive, unless we partner with Indigenous and other landowners. Central & Eastern Ontario are best spots to locate new protected areas. conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

New paper out from GLEL and folks from Université d'Ottawa | University of Ottawa: The risks and rewards of community science for threatened species monitoring. In it, we describe how #CitizenScience (or #CommunityScience) can be used to improve threatened species monitoring, with caution. doi.org/10.1111/csp2.1…

I'll be giving a talk at UQ this Tuesday at 11am Brisbane time. Please feel free to join us on zoom! I will be giving an overview of my PhD work completed over the past few years at Carleton Science with Joseph Bennett #phdchat #AcademicTwitter

🚨Calling all *Canadian* students! I'm in need of someone who is keen on birds, making life better for people in the city, ecology, social justice, and/or data. Come work with us Carleton Science! #birds #urbanecology #DataScience 🚨

I am on the hunt for colourful, action-packed, behind-the-scenes profiles of scientific research for @HakaiMagazine. Stories should, ideally, be about projects currently undergoing field research. Pieces will be ~800 words, paid at CAN $1.10/word 🧵

|| PERSPECTIVE: Loss of the world's smallest forests || 📄 bit.ly/3rqg4OR Federico Riva GLEL Carleton DEE UNIL

Looking to break into or advance your career in the environmental sector? Check out this FREE mentorship program! el4biodiversity.ca/mentorship-ove… Meet the mentors here: el4biodiversity.ca/meet-our-mento…

Why are phalarope chicks stripy while most other shorebird chicks are spotted? Perhaps to help them blend into the sedges coming out of the water - phalarope chicks swim from day 1. Striped or spotted, they're both adorable! #PhalaropePhriday #BirdTwitter *handled with permits

Ecologist who showed how nature endures in our midst wins Canada’s top science prize theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Huge congratulations to our Distinguished Landscape Ecologist (2011) Lenore Fahrig, who has been awarded Canada's top science prize, the #HerzbergMedal Dr. Fahrig is a well-known #LandscapeEcologist Carleton University who does research work at GLEL Carleton 🇨🇦

For the first time ever, I am hiring!!! Looking forward to working together with a student to model and map current and future invasive plant risk across Canada. Please share widely! 🌱🌷🌿

Feeling very grateful to have had all these wonderful people at our VOI workshop at #uq last week. We had a very productive three days and more importantly made some great new connections! Carleton Science #Ecology #conservation

CALL FOR EVIDENCE! We are conducting a review on the use of navigation locks by fishes and their function as a connectivity pathway - if you have evidence to share, please do! Please retweet and/or contact me or Lou Progosh - we appreciate any input and info. :) @SJC_fishy

only a few more days to apply for this awesome MSc opportunity with myself, Joseph Bennett, Richard Schuster, @Aerin_J and Sam Knight with NatureConservancy.ca | Conservationdelanature.ca

Hi! I'm Nicola, a Liber Ero Fellows postdoc at UBC Oceans (also found at ubcoceans.bsky.social) and incoming Assistant Professor Concordia University in May 2023. I study the interactions between climate change and marine invasive species, particularly in coral reef ecosystems. #BIMSWeek #BIMSRollCall

The world has a new doctor of Phalaropology! PhD defense completed successfully. #phalaropephriday

Latest from #theBOUblog: Developing detection functions for all North American terrestrial birds bou.org.uk/blog-edwards-d… Interested in more? Read the new open access BOU 👩🏻‍🏫👨🏿‍🏫🧕🏽👳🏽‍♂️ 🌈 paper onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ib… #ornithology