I knew that kestrels were amazing hunting machines, but I didn’t know they could do this!

Our talk ‘Understanding cumulative effects for land management in Alberta: models and applications’ is coming up in the Cumulative Effects symposium in Summit 5 - #aos19ak #anchorage #alaska

Conservation biology is a discipline with a time limit — and the delay in recovery planning in Canada is problematic. A new study. academic.oup.com/bioscience/adv…

Robust Evidence of Declines in Insect Abundance & Biodiversity: Data are mounting that document widespread insect losses. A long-term research project provides the strongest evidence so far, & demonstrates the value of standardized monitoring programmes. go.nature.com/2NuBPbQ

Considering #gradschool? Interested in fostering a more #sustainable future? UBC IRES • bsky.app/profile/ires.ubc.ca is developing the next generation of global sustainability leaders. Join one of the top ten global centers for environment and sustainability studies - apply now! ires.ubc.ca/graduate-progr…

Exciting first published application of #AI to detect conifer seedlings from aerial imagery from #drones. A step toward automated monitoring of forest regeneration. Congratulations to Guillermo Castilla Natural Resources and colleagues Greg McDermid (he/him) Julia Linke U Calgary and Universität München

Spatial data representing current and projected future distributions of North American bird species, developed by Audubon scientists for their Survival by Degrees report audubon.org/climate/surviv… , are now available for download at adaptwest.databasin.org/pages/audubon-…

Spatial data showing projected future distributions of North American bird species, developed by Audubon Society scientists audubon.org/climate/surviv… , are available for download at adaptwest.databasin.org/pages/audubon-… Image shows conservation priorities for grassland birds under climate change

“It ain’t just bears”

Memorial Fundraiser gofundme.com/f/36x3n-memori…

Join AdaptWest & BAM Project researcher Diana Stralberg on January 23 @ 2pm CST for a webinar on Enhancing biodiversity in a changing climate, hosted by the Prairies Regional Adaptation Collaborative #borealbirds PrairieClimateCentre

Excellent essay by Jennifer Ditchburn at ⁦IRPP⁩ on the rule of law and Canadian hypocrisy #WetsuwetenStong #AllEyesOnWetsuweten #cdnpoli policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/febr…

I'm starting to build a personal portfolio of #SciComm artwork! Here is a little snippet about my MSc study species, the Wellington tree weta. One possible explanation for the different male "morphs" is that each morph might use a different (but equal) mating strategy! #SciArt

Please help increase Dr Tam’s following. #Covid19 #CovidCanada

Moebius Stripper You are a fucking rock star and I love you.

This is just extraordinary data journalism: A serious model, explained to a broad readership, embedding the ability to tweak parameters and explore likely outcomes.

“Larger predators ... were less active where human footprint was high but avoided high human presence temporally rather than spatially. Smaller predators ... preferred developed areas but exhibited reduced activity where human presence was high.” sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Any remote sensing types in Canada looking for some contract work this winter? Let me know asap..... You'll help save some caribou. Post MSc or above. Paul Galpern Greg McDermid (he/him) 🇨🇦 GIS & Geomatics Canadian Geographers Pls RT

Congratulations Vivian M Nguyen! Well deserved! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉