Our newest article "#DNAmetabarcoding reveals that #coyotes in #NYC consume wide variety of native prey species and human food" led by Carol Henger, PhD was featured in The New York Times 💩🧬🐺 #poopscience #urbanecology #wildlife peerj.com/articles/13788/ nytimes.com/2022/10/03/sci…

#DigitalHumanism - Shaping Transformation: Is the digital world open, fair, diverse, sustainable, democratic? ASCINA NYC chapter heads Drs. Christine Marizzi & Dr. Claudia Wultsch participated yesterday in a panel discussion Austrian Cultural Forum New York #AustrianScientistsInNY #ASciNA wienerzeitung.at/nachrichten/wi…

Love getting paper proofs! Stay tuned for some interesting landscape genetic results on mountain lions in Washington State...

Join in for our next Virtual Ascina Inc Talk with Dr. Gernot Wagner on December 5, 2022 @ 12:00 PM EST 🇦🇹🇺🇸🇨🇦🇲🇽 Title: The Global Clean-Energy Race #AustrianScientistsInNorthAmerica #ASciNA Sign up here: virtualascinatalk.eventbrite.com

New paper!!🎉 Worked with amazing collaborators (Rich Beausoleil, Lindsay Welfelt, Dr. Claudia Wultsch, @erinlandguth) and an incredible dataset of almost 2,000 individual #MountainLion locations in Washington State. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The seemingly strong effect of females in the all-cougar model indicates local breeding and gene flow have important contributions to broader landscape scale inference. Therefore, in species with different breeding window sizes, sex-specific analyses may be important.

It's #FridayFelid time! Enjoy these weirdo #jaguarundi photos from WHAPA Lab camera traps in #Belize. Both red and gray phases. Plus, bonus bird in mouth. VT FISHWILD

Mirador-Rio Azul National Park/Naactun-Dos Lagunas Biotope CTs monitoring program. WCS Guatemala Program, WWF Mesoamérica, FUNDAECO, Cecon Usac and CONAP

“I told you no photos!” 📷 Mountain lion 1, camera 0. This young cougar thought the camera was a fun new toy. Good thing Bandelier National Monument had two, so they could capture this cute moment. Photo by Hari Viswanathan

Our new manuscript "Integrating fecal #isotopes and molecular scatology to non-invasively study the #spatialecology of elusive carnivorans: a case study with wild #jaguars" is online! 💩🐆 #poopscience A full-text version can be accessed here: rdcu.be/dg5cm

A youngster - out and about. Happy #FridayFelid! WHAPA Lab

Our #jaguar made the cover 😍💩🐾 Here is a link to this recent pub "Integrating fecal #isotopes and molecular #scatology to non-invasively study the #spatialecology of elusive carnivorans: a case study with wild jaguars" rdcu.be/dg5cm link.springer.com/article/10.100…