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Humboldt marten on the Oregon dunes are among the cutest of all animals

Big congrats to my PhD supervisor Chris Sutherland ! I learned a *lot* of stats from you and a lot about teaching it as TA for your classes!

Question for other camera trappers. Do you always batch rename image files from default to something according to metadata (ie site_date_time.jpg)? Or do you just extract all the metadata and keep image file name as it was? Ask bc running into issue where renaming corrupts files.

🚨We are hiring!! MSU Animal & Range Sciences is seeking a full-time field research assistant to be part of a dynamic & collaborative team of natural resource practitioners and producers evaluating contact risk between wild and domestic sheep in Montana. Full posting: jobs.montana.edu/postings/41059

This is great stuff. I really like what the East Foundation does for wildlife and working lands in Texas, more of this sort of thing is needed everywhere! Plus, I am in support of anything to have more ocelots in more places wildlife.org/new-agreement-…

"Traps were baited with a 2:1 mixture of peanuts and raisins covered in strawberry jam" That sounds tasty, coulda caught me in those pine marten traps.

The longtime voice of the Yankees, John Sterling, has retired. Sad day in the baseball world. As a kid in NY in the 90s I listened to WFAN in the car with my dad. In the early 00s in MA we'd try to catch the signal from NY on clear summer nights after Legion games. End of an era!

One of the perks of my job is the chance to get out in the field every now and then!

“Turtles are marvelous organic creations and very worthy objects of contemplation” - Robert Bakker I could not agree more

Why do I work on grants for more projects when I already have too many projects going on?

Check out this awesome BBC Earth video feature on muskox conservation in the North featuring the Susan Kutz who I spent the last few years working with! fb.watch/sex0JTLtds/

One of our many exciting research projects is looking at wildlife recovery following severe mega fires. We have ARUs and cameras at 130 sites in two burns. Lots of steep, loose, and rugged areas, but wildlife still use the habitat!

As I pack up to head to Montana for my 60th high school reunion and my 55th consecutive year in the field, I can’t help thinking back to the summer of 1974 when I dug up my first dinosaur from the Judith River Formation. I had just flunked out of college and had no job prospects.

I am a cedar superfan. Incense cedars in the siskiyous.

Ooh, this sounds neat

I was on the Reverend Hunter podcast recently talking about my faith, my work as a wildlife ecologist, and how they bleed together. Check it out! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

Exciting job opportunity in my research program at ODFW! I'm looking for a wildlife ecologist to help lead and develop research with a focus on analysis and writing. Perfect for wildlife bio with good quant skills who wants some time in the field! jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9…