The moment #teambutterfly has been waiting for is about to happen folks and you could be a part of it! We will be doing our first reintroduction of Mottled Duskywing to a formally occupied location this year (PineryPP). An amazing opportunity for a summer job!

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Released more mottled duskywing PineryPP today ❤️. Looks like final count for our first reintroduction year will be over 700 thanks to Cambridge Butterfly .

Excellent presentations by Angela Demarse and Shay Kroeze to kick-off #JAM21 yesterday morning!!! Its so exciting to see their hard work produce such excellent results for the mottled duskywing recovery efforts. #teambutterfly is very proud of you exceptional ladies!

I feel grateful to have had the experience of working with such excellent students and professors on this project! As the only MSc student in the group, this was a huge learning opportunity for me and I can’t say thanks enough 🐟

Our reintroduction efforts featured in today's The Globe and Mail: "Sightings of endangered butterfly in southern Ontario electrify species reintroduction effort" Jessica Linton Wildlife Preservation Canada Cambridge Butterfly College of Biological Science Integrative Biology @nrsinews theglobeandmail.com/canada/article…

Today Jessica Linton, Heather Kharouba and I were out collecting female Mottled duskywing for captive rearing at the Cambridge Butterfly @conservatory_. The offspring of these females will be reintroduced to the PineryPP later this summer.

#teambutterfly works hard! We took some time today to celebrate our successes at Fixed Gear Brewery. A huge thank you to Cambridge Butterfly for supporting this social event. On tap: a new mottled duskywing inspired brew! Details to be announced soon!!!!🍺

Thanks so much, Ryan! I have greatly appreciated all the support and advice from the Butterfly Recovery Team along the way 🦋

Cheers to Shay Kroeze who successfully defended her biology master’s thesis on butterfly genetics, under the supervision of Professor @NushaKeyghobadi. The student-supervisor relationship is such an important one and makes a lasting difference for our students. Western Biology

#teambutterfly #cambridgebutterflyconservatory Fixed Gear butterfly brew aids conservation efforts guelphtoday.com/local-news/fix… via @guelphtoday

Excited to share my first, first-author pub: link.springer.com/article/10.100… It is short because it’s a methods paper, but I assure you that years of work went into it! As always, big thanks to #TeamButterfly and especially @NushaKeyghobadi for all the help along the way 🦋

#teambutterfly includes PineryPP , Dr. Ryan Norris, @nrsinews, Jessica Linton, Cambridge Butterfly , a group that has joined together for the mottled duskywing recovery project in Ontario. Visit bit.ly/3IK9udU to find a few tips on how you can aid in our efforts!

Having an incredible time in the Rocky Mountains in Alberta doing mark recapture and DNA sampling of Parnassius butterflies!

Excited to be running a workshop today w/ Sophie Breitbart @[email protected] at #ESA2022 & #CSEE2022 Come join us! As we talk about ecology and data science. Room 513D @ 11:45 am It's free!! And we have stickers!

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Had such a great time in Montreal at the joint CSEE SCEE Meetings & Ecological Society conference this week! Huge thank you to @NushaKeyghobadi for providing a great opportunity to talk about my Master’s work in person!! I met some very cool people and gained some interesting new knowledge 🌎

Congratulations to Vicki Friesen, the recipient of the 2023 Loye and Alden Miller Research Award is given annually for lifetime achievement in ornithological research (americanornithology.org/aos-announces-…)