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Old blotchy (Corymbia maculata) in her hundreds of years of age and ~60m of height is a very #cooltree #scavengerhunt #FindESAus20 #ESAus20

The mosst fun conference pres 👏💃🌱🍄 #ESAus20

My assistant Moo demonstrating various levels of usefulness during lockdown #FindESAus20

Federal environment minister Sussan Ley nails it when she says the pressure being put on Kosciuszko National Park by growing numbers of feral horses is a clear call to action. Let's amplify her voice, sign the Reclaim Kosci petition now: reclaimkosci.org.au/action-long-te…

While monitoring #NorfolkIslandGreenParrot nests for my PhD, I captured this footage of a chick being taken by a feral cat in #NorfolkIslandNationalPark. Thankfully the second chick fledged, but it serves as a sad reminder of the damage caused by invasive species on islands.

Pls RT. Do you like ecology? The mountains? Fieldwork? We're looking for PhD students. We're a fun and friendly science-loving team and we'd love to hear from you. (Deadline is August for internationals, October for Au/NZ applicants)

A spotted pardalote showing me his two legs #FindESAus21

brumbies are normal horses who don’t happen to be fenced. All other feral species causing damage in conservation areas are controlled, this one should not be treated differently. Grateful for Reclaim Kosci and parks staff working tirelessly to protect our precious biodiversity.

An accidental essay I wrote covering a few facts regarding the Kosciuszko feral horse issue. Nearly two years later and sadly still relevant. reclaimkosci.org.au/2020/05/27/fer…

If you are wondering what you can do to help tackle feral horses in #Kosciuszko after this week's #4corners, a quick 1st step would be to sign the petition calling on the NSW to implement a plan to rapidly reduce feral horse numbers in the park: reclaimkosci.org.au/sign-the-petit…

I’m incredibly lucky to finally meet the amazing colleagues working on #eucalypts and #dieback. Honoured to listen to the great inspiring talks by @DrChoat and Prof. Belinda Medlyn at the Eucalypts Dieback Symposium in Canberra. Big thanks to Jess Ward-Jones for bringing us together!

Stoked to volunteer my energy for an independent ACT senate candidate who believes in political integrity, who wants to really listen to and represent Canberrans, and who is proactive on issues that really matter. Also just a generally great dude. #Vote1Dave

Was he wrong tho 👀

Harnessing citizen science for #InvasiveSpecies monitoring - Jess Ward-Jones discusses development of the (Biosecurity) Bug Hunt, launching 2023. You can get involved by looking out for #snails, #bees, and #ants!