If you’re an ECR at #SEBCONFERENCE in Antwerp and interested in writing for Conservation Physiology in Action, or getting involved in reviewing, come chat to our editorial team tomorrow. ConservationPhysiology

At #SEB2025? This evening's zoo walk promises to be a great event! ➡️ @ 6.30 pm today. Do look out for our booklet featuring research on the species in the zoo 🦁🐢🦈🌲

Anne's talk starts in an hour's time, don't miss it!

OK #SEB2025, it's time to get excited by #seed physiology! Come see our work on Thursday 11am in the session on ex situ conservation, supported by ConservationPhysiology in gorilla room 3

Meet the Editors begins in 20 minutes. Do come say hello and learn more about the journal! #SEBConference

Gulls experience anthropogenic changes in natural & urban environments, making them useful #BioIndicators. This study of gull physiological health provides reference values for future biomonitoring. Read it here ➡️ doi.org/10.1093/conphy…

Plenty to choose from today at #SEBConference! ➡️ #BioLogging symposium with Andrea Fuller. AM talks in Toucan1&2, PM workshop Gorilla3 ➡️ Conservation Across Taxonomic Boundaries with Sean Tomlinson. 11am Gorilla3 ➡️ #PeerReview workshop from SEB journals. 2.30pm Gorilla5

With aquatic environments facing degradation from human activities, what are the effects on visually-mediated behaviours in fish? Learn more in this study of visual performance in a cichlid fish under turbid conditions 🐠 Read it here ➡️ doi.org/10.1093/conphy…

Pleased to see this paper, led by Steve Cooke, in which we discuss the benefits of co-production for conservation physiology, out in print. academic.oup.com/conphys/articl…

New Conservation Physiology in Action article, written by Jennifer Cocciardi, describing recent work to improve rhino immobilization. academic.oup.com/conphys/articl…

In a world where multiple stressors collide, we often focus on their negative impacts on animals🐟🐸🐢. But what if, under certain conditions, one stressor protects against another? Read our latest paper doi.org/10.1093/conphy… ConservationPhysiology SEB @sebiology.bsky.social

Corticosterone levels are useful indicators of stress in wildlife, however different methodologies can yield different results. This study tested how sample storage methods affect hormone metabolite measurements in Northern bobwhite quail. Read here ➡️ doi.org/10.1093/conphy…