Sign the petition: Don’t make uni staff pay for Coronavirus! #CovidUnis megaphone.org.au/petitions/coro… via @MegaphoneAU

The #covid 19 crisis gives us an opportunity to rethink how we function as society, and how we do conservation. Our new report led by Isla hodgson points to how we can do this for human wildlife conflict & co-existence. luchoffmanninstitute.org/wp-content/upl…

Great work and persistence on this paper Alex Braczkowski!

You are very fortunate to have been in the field filming the first wild reintroduction of seized pangolins Alex! Dan Challender

1/6 #SSWGTC20 SCB Social Science Working Group Wildlife has been linked to the outbreak of #COVID19 🐾😷 This has led to calls on social media for changes in how #wildlifetrade is managed How has this link between #wildlife and #COVID__19 changed the #twitter discourse on wildlife trade? 🧐

Arjun Gopalaswamy Martine Maron Duan Biggs James Allan

Private landowners in South Africa conserve >40% of the world's remaining white rhinos. Our new paper in Conservation Letters highlights their diverse responses to the poaching crisis, with some owners disinvesting and others actively investing in the species doi.org/10.1111/conl.1…

Well done on yet another excellent paper Julia. And very timely with all the new effort to control wildlife trade in the light of #COVID19 African Parks @LucHoffmannInst

Finding a pragmatic outcome to this contentious and polarised debate is critical in the face of the decimation of tourism income due to COVID19 dilys roe @AmyDickman Rosie Cooney

Great work on this Hubert Cheung , a very helpful paper for research across linguistic and cultural lines

Great work and persistence on leading this valuable and timely paper Hubert Cheung . TCM needs to be engaged respectfully, on its own terms, to achieve lasting conservation outcomes

Great work on leading this Conversation piece Alex - there are no silver bullets for getting to resilient human-wildlife coexistence

Feeling privileged to have contributed to this event hosted by Sabri Zain from TRAFFIC on COVID-19, corruption and impact on rural communities. U4 Anti-Corruption Resource Centre dilys roe @wwfus @GU_Sciences Griffith Science & Environment worldwildlife.org/pages/tnrc-blo…

Come and join us! We are advertising TWO new permanent Lecturer positions in #Conservation #Science. Lecturer in Biodiversity Conservation: jobs.kent.ac.uk/HSS-026-21 Lecturer in Conservation Social Science: jobs.kent.ac.uk/HSS-025-21 Deadline to apply: 25th April 2021

For comparison to the Aspinall Foundation's appeal for £1 million to 'rewild' 13 elephants, here is Ruaha Big Cats 2019 costs. Spent ~1/3 as much, but benefited >40,000 people, reduced conflict & improved conservation in a critical area. Conservation should not be a PR exercise.

Still thinking of where to go for conservation tourism in Africa this festive season? Our piece in the conversation led by Alex Braczkowski on great options as our home continent tries to recover from over 20 months of the brutal impact of the pandemic. theconversation.com/from-chads-ele…

My TRAFFIC colleagues have some exciting opportunities with this great organisation on Central Asia! traffic.org/about-us/caree…

Join Karlina Indraswari and TRAFFIC for a webinar on 21 July on options for managing wild animal trade chains to reduce zoonotic risk REGISTER and download the full report here: lnkd.in/deX-9UJC.

The murder of Timbavati Head Ranger, Anton Mzimba, is an outrage. He was a man of enormous courage and principle. His work combating wildlife gangsters made him a target in his own community, yet he refused to run to safety, when he could have, he stayed with the people he loved.

As the UN Biodiversity #COP15 begins, we've released a #policy brief urging the CBD to adopt the Global Wildlife Values Survey (GWVS) assessment as a basis for monitoring trends in #Target4 to reduce human-wildlife conflict & increase #biodiversity #conservation. A thread (1/5)