#NewPaper: Working with a huge team of 220 co-authors representing 102 projects in 21 countries, we analyzed data from 5400 #cameratraps to ask how #wildlife behaviours changed during the COVID-19 “anthropause” nature.com/articles/s4155… ..1/

Everyone needs a trip to the coast, right? Wolverine sightings continued this year with confirmed reports in Nehalem, Netarts and Newport over the last week and a half! The most recent sighting was in Newport on Thursday, March 21.

Great article in Caltech Magazine about the CV4Ecology Workshop program! "It was really amazing to see how bridging gaps between disciplines provides an entirely new perspective" 💜💜💜 Can't wait for #CV4Ecology2025 next January! magazine.caltech.edu/post/what-comp…

📢Applications are still open for these graduate positions on large mammal monitoring in Montana!

Animal speed comparison

Like working with camera trap pictures and data? join the #SnapshotUSA team this year Aug-Feb National Zoo in Front Royal VA

Cactus Jack is back #whiteporcupine

Are you coming to #CVPR2025? Do you like birds? Do you like walks? Oisin Mac Aodha Grant Van Horn Julia Chae Cara Appel and I are hosting the FOURTH #CVBirdWalk this Thursday morning! All are welcome to join - birding experience and/or CVPR registration not necessary 😁

Acoustic individual identification, or "AIID" has the potential to open new frontiers in ecological & evolutionary research. We reviewed & synthesized studies that identify individuals in acoustic recordings ("AIID") and make some recommendations for next steps! 1/n

🚨 New open access publication! 🚨 doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.4… (🧵 below)

excited to share Seattle birds with folks from CVPR tomorrow! 🦅

In 2019, we set 10 camera traps from 65-90m in the crown of the world's tallest tropical tree, with no real idea whether they'd get anything at all They did 🤩 ... 🧵 #Borneo #RainforestGiants

We are gearing up for the 6th annual Snapshot USA national mammal survey this fall and have some camera kits to loan out. Please apply or spread the news. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Meet Dakota - the first North American porcupette (baby porcupine) to be born via c-section. When mom Maizey wasn't laboring on her own, our wildlife care team decided to perform a c-section, saving the lives of both mom and Dakota. Read more: sdzoo.com/maizeys-miracle

Beautiful feature on Western Spotted Skunks in the temperate rainforests of Oregon. A few years ago, we knew almost nothing about them. youtube.com/watch?v=7wKEnw…

Fun fact: the name for a baby porcupine is a porcupette. They have soft quills when they are born, but they grow stronger every day. Once they grow up, they’ll have 30,000 quills, which help them defend against predators and stay warm! Photo by @glacierbaynps

I am realizing that we've done a poor job at communicating how important the fired federal scientists and managers are. These are the people who manage our fisheries, wildlife, endangered species recovery, aquaculture production, agricultural productivity, water and air quality/1