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Emilie Ens is passionate about creating cross-cultural partnerships. Find out why in our last episode of #EcologyMatters for this season. Listen via our website or on your favourite streaming platform. 🎧️: ecolsoc.org.au/publications/a… #BecauseEcologyMatters #IEK Macquarie University

First ever images prove 'lost echidna' not extinct bbc.in/3sp6vnp

Excited to share our new publication in #ConservationBiology that explores the relationship between camera trap occurrence data and species range maps! conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/co…

The rat that broke the internet is back! Giant coconut-cracking rat (Uromys vika) survives at Zaira, Solomon Islands #RatThatBrokeTheInternet onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Rising tides aren't the only threat to Pacific Nations. #ClimateChange is also causing ocean acidification, but in the Pacific, monitoring is patchy. Meet the woman from the Solomon Islands who is tracking this looming danger ab.co/3N5SDpa #Cop28 #COP28UAE

Trending in #EvolutionaryBiology: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Giant rat captured on camera in Solomon Islands (Ecology and Evolution) 2) Inequalities in noise will affect urban wildlife (NatureEcoEvo) 3) Ecological & evolutionary consequences of tropicalisation (Trends in Ecology & Evolution) 4)

It's that time of year when I start to populate the interview schedule for Einstein A Go Go on 3rrrfm. So if you know somebody who would be a good guest, DM me. PhDs, ECRs particularly welcome. Would love to hear from more geologists this year too.

Updated mammal taxonomy is live! MDD v1.12 mammaldiversity.org 🦇+77 new spp recognized (38 de novo, 38 split, 1 reval – incl 2 extinct: Cordimus, Nesophontes) 🦇-8 lumps 🦇31 spp w genus change (7 new, 1 lump) = net +69 to 6,718 accepted spp (6,611 extant) Connor Burgin 🙏

👀Marcelina’s incredible northward journey continues! 👀 She’s just arrived on the Warburton Creek in the far north-east of SA, 950 km from where we caught her on Jan. 3rd near Balranald. Documenting long distance APS movements for the first time is all thanks to crowdfunding! 🙏

#BREAKING An Australian pilot has been kidnapped in Papua New Guinea's highlands. ab.co/4bTqdJY

New paper out today with many thanks to Alcheringa Australasian Palaeontologists We had another look at a little old #fossil #kangaroo from #Pliocene #PapuaNewGuinea and now it shares a genus with central #Australian #Miocene roo Dorcopsoides fossilis. Open access! doi.org/10.1080/031155…

New deer!!! This is a pretty rare one to see!

Scientists Re-Discover Giant Rat Not Seen in 30+ Years blog.nature.org/2024/03/18/sci…

Get excited! The call for abstracts is out for the Australian Mammal Society Conference this July at Melbourne Zoo! ❤️🐨🐁🦇🐋🐕 Zoos Victoria @DeakinCIE The Australian Mammal Society #AMS2024

New article: Urban #trawlingbats depend on green and blue space in a subtropical city: implications for #urbanplanning and #climatechangeresilience Available from Urban Ecology of ESA at: link.springer.com/article/10.100… #bats #urbanecology #telemetry

.The Australian Mammal Society's 70th, co-hosted by Deakin University & Zoos Victoria, at Melbourne Zoo, July 1-4, is going to be a cracker! Abstracts close May 31st australianmammals.org.au/conferences/co… Early bird registration closes June 3rd events.humanitix.com/70th-annual-sc… Artwork (Leadbeater's possum) - @Darcy_Watchorn

Over the past decade biodiversity funding ⬇️ 25% relative to GDP. There was nothing in the budget to change this - ⬇️ 0.1% of the budget will support biodiversity. Will it take a minority Govt to see investment in protecting the places & species we love? theconversation.com/threatened-spe…

Mammalogist Tyrone Lavery🌴 had the rare opportunity to observe parallel evolution happening in realtime, through leaf-nosed bats on the Solomon Islands. Tap to learn more ➡️ unimelb.me/3z2RZVb Evolution Journal

Every year, the @rzsnsw Whitley Awards recognises the best of Australasian zoological literature, and we're thrilled to share that Mammals of the South-west Pacific has won the 2024 Whitley Medal! Congratulations to authors Tyrone Lavery and Tim Flannery! 🥳 @rzsnsw #RZSNSW

After our nature correspondence, happy to share our News paper in Ambio - A Journal of Environment and Society with Malik OEDIN 🏝🦇🐈🏹 , Tyrone Lavery🌴 , & Yvy Dombal on the crisis in New Caledonia 🌴: link.springer.com/article/10.100…. Towards a ‘peacebuilding ecology’ to rebuild inclusive socio-ecological resilience ?