A new Darwin and the Sandwalk cartoon on Ecology@LincolnUniNZ . What would Chuck have made of the current situation? lincolnecology.org.nz/?p=6579

With a warming Earth & more wildfires, will plants get better at dealing with fire or do they need inherited traits to cope? A new EcologyLincoln University article looks at Dracophyllum, the dragon leaf, species across NZ & their variable fire traits at lincolnecology.org.nz/?p=6585 @LincolnUniNZ

All go for #ecol103 first year ecology trip to Quail Island. A/Prof Tim Curran briefing us all.

This beauty turned up today! Great NZ designer and a great addition to his series! #viscountsoftgewestkingdom

Darwin and the Sandwalk: elections. For more on what might have wasted Darwin's time go to Ecology@LincolnUniNZ and see more lincolnecology.org.nz/?s=Darwin

Very cool !

Great high tea birthday celebration at #olveston for DrAbbySmithOtago. Excellent time and excellent people! Also thanks NZ’s #teamoffivemillion

Great day in Mt Sherry region near Nelson tracking kea with Jodanne Aitken . Found all our transmitters! Lincoln University

#oldest #youngest Arduino is oldest ! Been around for ever ! #futureproof INTERFACE Magazine @ImpactedNZ cool learning

Now here is a great Xmas pressie for your budding arachnologist, entomologist, or kid keen on natural history. ‘Why is that spider dancing? amazing spiders of Aotearoa’ by Simon Pollard and Phil Sirvid

How do you avoid a cereal killer? Adding repellents to toxic baits is reasonably effective at keeping white tailed deer from eating a lethal dose. A new EcologyLincoln University article at lincolnecology.org.nz/?p=7944 @LincolnUniNZ

Kaka Point- what a great place to unwind!

What do smelly stoats and Kate Bush have in common? It's all about attraction. A new EcologyLincoln University article on using odours to lure in targets at lincolnecology.org.nz/?p=8058 @LincolnUniNZ

Sick of NZ not being on maps? Lincoln Primary School more than make up for it! 🤣

Suddenly the most famous spider in the world! 😄

Congrats to Dr Cameron Marshall, who received his PhD this year and is celebrating his graduation. Cameron's research shows that some cows are genetically predisposed to cause less harm to the environment than others. Learn more here: bit.ly/3f3JkrG

If you’re after an amazing resource make sure you check out the amazing site that Sir Ian Taylor and his team created, there are tons of free resources for kaiako that support the new ANZH Curriculum maatauranga.co.nz/index01.html #makeanimpact2022 @ImpactedNZ #makeanimpactPLD

Climate can change one termite meal at a time. A new EcologyLincoln University article on how termites will only break down decaying wood faster as the climate warms, releasing stored carbon sooner... research from A/Prof Tim Curran among many others! @LincolnUniNZ lincolnecology.org.nz/?p=8790

Whether it's redback spiders or Buckland Hobbits, successful invasive individuals may share similar traits. A new EcologyLincoln University article on the benefits of size, fecundness and cannibalism (!) at lincolnecology.org.nz/?p=8838 @LincolnUniNZ #Tolkien

The Eye of Suaron and red panda monitoring! Being watched by observers and cameras changes behaviour. A new EcologyLincoln University article! Back from hacked hell and improved. @LincolnUniNZ lincolnecology.org.nz/2023/03/13/i-s…