We are recruiting for 2 new PhD students to work on sage-grouse ecology and predator communities in Wyoming. Come join our great Wildlife Ecology group at University of Waterloo. Please RT bit.ly/2YNpjLn School of Environment, Resources & Sustainability Waterloo Environment

Without doubt one of the most productive scholars, insightful collaborators, and best humans I have ever met. I am so glad our paths crossed. Wishing you the best of luck in the next chapter, Nathan.

The #NACCB2020 workshop series starts today, including species distribution modeling with #RStats 🦋 Your post-workshop + open access read BTYB estimating monarch butterfly distributions using citizen science buff.ly/2nTbKua by Tyler Flockhart et al. #conservation

Applications now being accepted for the Liber Ero Fellowship Program! Deadline: Nov. 1, 2020. Les candidatures aux bourses sont acceptées dès maintenant et jusqu’au 1er novembre 2020 (date limite). liberero.ca liberero.ca/fr #conservation #cdnsci #postdoc

This is a game changer!!

Congrats Hannah Clyde!

I will be appearing in a documentary on outdoor and feral cats premiering on Tues Nov 24 on TVO Docs and panel discussion @TheAgenda. Showcasing some of my research from my time as a Liber Ero Fellows

🚨PhD Student Position Available🚨 I am recruiting a student for work on the movement ecology and restoration of Roosevelt elk on Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. I would appreciate it if you could spread the word! atford.weebly.com/open-positions… #MovementEcology #phdchat #phdlife

Does it feel like you see as much #wildlife in your neighborhood as you do in #RockCreekPark ? Our recent publication uses #DCCatCount data to better understand where animals live outside of protected parks!

Yeah, it's time to stop being polite about it. Decision-makers are complicit if they follow single scientists who are not willing to do the hard work and collect the data to support their thesis. Correlations with cherry-picked data is bush league.

Article in Smithsonian Magazine on #monarchbutterflies and the threats they face. Featuring some of our research. Tyler Flockhart @RDerbyshire7 College of Biological Science University of Guelph smithsonianmag.com/science-nature…

!New research alert! #Monarchbutterfly larval survival is lower when eggs are laid on milkweed in neonicotinoid-treated corn crops compared to control corn crops. What does this mean for monarch butterfly conservation? besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

New! #Monarchbutterflies lay more eggs but have lower survival on milkweed planted in pesticide-treated crops compared to milkweed planted in non-treated crops. #neonicitinoids #conservation #butterflies Journal of Animal Ecology besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

Publication alert! 📸 We assessed the effects of flash-type on detection probability and individual identification. Results showed that IR and white-flash yield similar detection probabilities for most common urban mammal species, but white-flash is better for individual ID

Prediction: The morning of September 21, 2021 the provincial government in Saskatchewan Scott Moe will re-impose a mask mandate. 12 hrs after federal election polls close. Why? #gutless

89 #MotusWTS tagged #MonarchButterfly are making their way through s. #Ontario. This study led by University of Guelph will provide valuable info on their migratory behavior, and routes. Stay tuned for more updates Dr. Ryan Norris Amy Newman (she/her) @gmitch_ecology Tyler Flockhart Angela Demarse

We are pleased to announce the 2022 Liber Ero fellows! liberero.ca/meet-the-fello…

Recently published in ASI's managed journal, Society & Animals, authors Tyler Flockhart Lauren Lipsey, Jules @mike_cove @HerreraWildlife et al. take an innovative approach to methods that can be used to measure #cat populations. bit.ly/3yD1ZSm @BrillPublishing

#NewPaperAlert! Stoked to share our pub on the migration phenology of songbirds tracked with the #MotusWTS network as they travel through North America in spring, now published in Journal of Animal Ecology! besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… 🧵

A few months back, I had the honor of being interviewed for an Audubon Magazine article on the negative impacts of free-roaming cats on birds and other wildlife. They did a great job covering such a complex and contentious topic! Please share! audubon.org/news/why-it-so…