Natalia Zielonka (she/her) π
@Nat_B_Zielonka
Conservation Scientist @RSPBScience | PhD @ueaceec & @NRPBIODTP | Support Officer and Engagement Committee @IBIS_journal | Bluesky: natbzielonka
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Check out our #theBOUblog about the birds of Caatinga fruit farming landscapes, summarising our recent BOU π©π»βπ«π¨πΏβπ«π§π½π³π½ββοΈ π paper
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NRPDTP UEA CEEC UEA Research SUFICA
The state of academic publishing in 3 graphs, 6 trends, and 4 thoughts dynamicecology.wordpress.com/2024/04/29/the⦠via Dynamic Ecology
Review paper out! Check it out!
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INRAE_SAVE INRAE Nouvelle-Aquitaine Bordeaux INRAE SantΓ© des Plantes et Environnement UniversitΓ© de Bordeaux CEBC/ChizΓ©Lab UT3 Paul Sabatier EcophytoPIC Karine Monceau LΓ©a Beaumelle @[email protected]
Calling all moth trappers! π’
If you are trapping in these vacant vice counties (white) and are willing to collect large, orange parasitoid wasps for Iona Cunningham-Eurich's PhD please get in touch with her at nocturnalwaspsATgmailDOTcom #TeamMoth #MothsMatter 1/2 π§΅
EARLY VIEW IN IBIS
Irruptions of crossbills Loxia spp. in northern Europe β patterns and correlations with seed production by key and non-key conifers
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ibβ¦
Ron Summers et al Stephen Buckland
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EARLY VIEW IN IBIS
Scouts vs. usurpers: alternative foraging strategies facilitate coexistence between neotropical Cathartid vultures
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ibβ¦
Chris Beirne et al.
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Moorland burning can be environmentally damaging, especially on peatlands
We used satellite imagery to map the extent of burning across Great Britain and the overlap with sensitive habitats
Read more: community.rspb.org.uk/ourwork/b/scieβ¦
Full paper: β¦lpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/rsβ¦
Does conservation work? Our paper by Re:wild shows that it does: a global analysis of 665 trials (incl. several by RSPB Science) found that conservation improved the state of biodiversity or slowed declines in two-thirds of cases BirdLife Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scβ¦
Invertebrates in cereal systems in Sussex Downs over 50 yrs
'invertebrate abundance declined by 37% across all taxa ... cropping, field size, pesticide use and weather all significantly explained the variation in the abundance'
resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ic⦠| #agriculture #entomology
This sounds like an awesome study!
In our paper, we found little differences in bird biodiversity between organic and conventional vineyards. Blackbirds were very common but we have no idea how they foraged and how this differed based on management π
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Management practices, and not surrounding habitats, drive bird and arthropod biodiversity within vineyards | sciencedirect.com/science/articl⦠| Agriculture, Ecosystems & Environment | #ornithology
EARLY VIEW in BOU π©π»βπ«π¨πΏβπ«π§π½π³π½ββοΈ π
British Ornithologistsβ Union: Janet Kear Union Medal | doi.org/10.1111/ibi.13β¦
Awarded to Helen Baker Helen Baker at #BOU2024
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Another BOU π©π»βπ«π¨πΏβπ«π§π½π³π½ββοΈ π conference done and dusted and it was an absolute pleasure to work with this awesome lot of people!
A huge personal thank you and π to all #BOU2024 presenters for getting on board with tweeting and helping make #ornithology inclusive and accessible!