OCT 4: Agustin Fuentes (PU Anthropology) will be speaking at our second fall ’22 Faculty Seminar. Mark your calendars! Lunch at noon in the Guyot Atrium. Non-PUID holders must register 👉 bit.ly/3l5KB0Q

Meet our team of conservation scientists & students Princeton University, the Drongos! Doing really cool work around the world Princeton School of Public & International Affairs High Meadows Environmental Institute dwilcove.scholar.princeton.edu/meet-team

How does #climatechange affect the spread of #infectiousdiseases? Researchers at Princeton University are investigating this question and others that define today’s interconnected and climate-challenged world. Click 👉 for the full video bit.ly/3X5tm1B

What happens when flowers bloom early before birds migrate back from the winter? How will plants function under higher temperatures? Princeton biologists discuss how #biodiversity will be impacted by #climatechange. Click 👉 for the full 5-minute video bit.ly/3EKPGVX

.Bing Lin's action shot of gelada monkeys in the Ethiopian highlands is the winner of nature’s 2022 #ScientistAtWork photography competition. See the winning photo and the runners up here. go.nature.com/3Y31vzA

We provide a conservation criminology-based framework to understand wildlife species targeted by poachers in protected areas, & a survey tool for practitioners! 🐘🐯🦏🐦 Jessica Siders Kahler @meredithgore U.S. National Science Foundation Yayasan WWF Indonesia Tropical Conservation and Development Program High Meadows Environmental Institute frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

Where do landbirds stopover during autumn migration? How does weather radar help with the on-the-ground conservation of migration? Check out our new study PNASNews on the stopover hotspots and key habitats for migratory landbirds in the eastern US. 🧵1/8 pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

Check out the great press release written by my friend and labmate Dr. Christian J. Rivera at High Meadows Environmental Institute on our recent paper: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn… cpree.princeton.edu/news/2023/new-…

Eleanor Sterling Eleanor Sterling changed my career trajectory. She served as my mentor for the past 12 years. I will miss her so much. I know that those of us who were inspired, mentored, and taught by her will continue her conservation legacy. ❤️ iucn.org/press-release/…

The conservation community & American Museum of Natural History community mourn the untimely loss of Dr. Eleanor Sterling. A brilliant & creative mind, a tireless & visionary collaborator, a champion for equity & inclusion, and a devoted mentor, colleague, and friend, she will continue to inspire us, always.

SCB + the conservation community mourns the loss of Dr. Eleanor Sterling. She provided incredible leadership in SCB + was instrumental in launching our diversity committee. She cared deeply about diversity & inclusion in conservation + gave energy + mentorship to young leaders.

In honor of my mentor, advisor, & friend Eleanor Sterling and her contributions to the world of conservation Eleanor Sterling SCB #ICCB2023

We review the current state of the science of social-ecological research and modeling of human-wildlife interactions across space @hull_wildlife Viviana Rojas Bonzi #landscape #ecology #Springer link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Preliminary findings on the cultural roles of primates in Iquitos, the largest city in the Peruvian Amazon, a major hub for primate trade, and an important site for conservation science & practice. With Agustín Fuentes & @hull_wildlife authors.elsevier.com/a/1iMuO5liTFNz…

The newest edition of Lessons in Conservation is here! We hope these open-access, interactive teaching materials for the college-level classroom help illustrate the analytical and real-world challenges & excitement that are part of conservation science. ➡️ bit.ly/lincv13

Applications for Princeton's 2024 EEB Scholars program are now open! The program aims to demystify the grad school application process and provide tools for students to confidently apply to grad school. eeb.princeton.edu/graduate/eeb-s…

What's next after presenting your research at #SCCSNY2024? Conservation professionals from diverse fields will share their inspiring journeys & give advice to SCCS-NY participants during this year's careers panel: Exploring Diverse Paths in Conservation! bit.ly/457xEcG

🌍 Tomorrow’s the big day at #SCCSNY2024! We’re kicking off the conference with workshops and behind the scenes tours American Museum of Natural History. Then end your day with a SciCafe featuring keynote speaker Nina-Marie Lister on how ecological design can bridge the gap between urban life and nature.

Congrats to #SCCSNY2024 award winners Madison Lichak, Sophie Barno, Christine Cieslak and to all our honorable mentions! There were so many amazing presentations this year, what was your favorite? We hope you join us next year for #SCCSNY2025 🌍

🌿 Adventure,Wildlife & Research – Your Summer Awaits! 🐼 Spend 10 weeks in Sichuan, China, working on wildlife conservation, exploring scenic mountains, and immersing yourself in local culture. 📅 Apply by: Jan 3, 2025 Comment to know more! @hull_wildlife #ResearchAbroad