In Springwatch 2020 we showed you some pretty special naturally breeding white storks, the first in the UK in over 600 years! Today White Stork Project launches a citizen science project; a live web cam so we can all watch a breeding pair and record the behaviours we see! #springwatch

Did you see our exciting news yesterday??? Check out our Live nest camera here whitestorkproject.org/live Thanks to the BBC Springwatch team for sharing in our excitement! #ISpyStorks

Great to hear Test Match Special discussing #shark #science and tonic immobility during the test match! My Venn diagrams have finally overlapped! If anyone heard it and are interested in knowing more check out our paper link.springer.com/article/10.100… Adam Mountford #ENGvNZ #cricket

⭐️ Giant tortoises will take over Jersey in 2023! ⭐️ 🐢 We are thrilled to announce the new sculpture trail for next summer – #TortoiseTakeover! The trail marks the launch of our campaign to raise funds for a new Tropical House at Jersey Zoo. @WildInArt

⭐️ Rare pygmy hogs released into the wild! ⭐️ 🐗 Ten captive-bred pygmy hogs have been released into Manas National Park in Assam. These endangered pigs are incredibly elusive & are sadly threatened in the wild due to habitat degradation. Read more 👇 durrell.org/news/return-of…

It's Mountain Chicken Nesting Season! Governor Sarah and Mr. Tucker visited the Mountain Chicken Recovery Programme facility over the weekend to learn more about the original apex predators of Montserrat. When was the last time you heard this sound in Montserrat?

We compiled this large database to understand how and why sharks, rays and skates use the depths of our oceans We present data from 989 tagged animals, across 38 elasmobranch species, representing ~100,000 days of movement data #VerticalSharks 2/5

Malagasy ecologists interested in quantitative methods: this is UNMISSABBlLE!!!! Do apply now (and share in your networks)

Calling all post graduate students of conservation science (bursaries available for those from low income countries). Just a few more days to apply.

Come and work with Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust Madagascar! Research, Reintroductions & Really great colleagues. What more could you want? Get in touch if you want to know more. durrell.org/get-involved/j…

New #job opportunity to come and work with me and the team Amphibian and Reptile Conservation on #reptile and #amphibian #data and the National Amphibian and Reptile Monitoring Programme. Please share widely. #monitoring #CitSci

Just over a week left to apply for this job Amphibian and Reptile Conservation working with me on data and species monitoring. #Job #Jobs #Amphibian #Reptile #Conservation #Data #Monitoring #CitSci #Science

⌨CTRL + ALT + DEL The Holnicote Estate in Somerset is hitting reboot on the River Aller, reconnecting it to its original floodplain. Shallower channels, pools and marshes slow the flow of water, reducing flooding, improving habitats and tackling the impacts of climate change.

Are you a teacher with a great idea for bringing research alive in your school? Attend one of our training sessions to find out how you could secure £3000 of funding for your school: #PartnershipGrants #STEM eventbrite.co.uk/e/partnership-…

Is this the future of small mammal surveys? "AHDriFT system surveys provided 1.5–5 times more observations per dollar spent and required 90% less time in the field than Sherman trap surveys" #Mammalogy meridian.allenpress.com/jfwm/article/d…

Couch to 10 Mosses is BACK 🎉🥳 #CouchTo10Mosses (1/8) ⬇️

📢Come work with us!🎉Exciting (IMO) consultancy opportunity for an experienced wildlife monitoring specialist in my team ZSL Conservation We're looking for someone to help develop a framework to guide species monitoring across @RewildingEurope landscapes, with ZSL experts...

📢 Job opportunity ZSL Conservation 📢 We’re looking for a Protected and Conserved Area monitoring specialist with strong experience in SMART Partnership to join our ZSL Africa team in Kenya careers-zsl.icims.com/jobs/3027/moni… The specialist will also work closely with my team...

16 years after the first EDGE List for the world’s mammals was launched, we are excited to present our new-and-improved approach to identify the world’s most evolutionarily distinct and threatened species, published today in PLOS Biology tinyurl.com/2p95v6z3 - thread: (1/11)