PhD alert!!! I am advertising a PhD position in spatial modelling. If you want to enjoy data fusion in spatial modelling this is your place. If you want to know more about this project about statistical ecology with pretty pictures drop me an email!! exeter.ac.uk/v8media/recrui…

Happy to share our new research from Berlin on how urbanization impacts top predators & alters biotic interactions in urban dry grasslands! We found urbanization alters the regulation in predator–prey–mutualistic communities. 🌱 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/XAXMQ9BT…

I am recruiting two funded graduate students (1 MS, 1 PhD) to join the lab and the Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences program at Oregon State University! If you are into small mammals and population ecology then check this out. Please share/repost widely!

Very happy to be part of this project using #AI to identify birds 🐦 and anurans🐸 through their vocalizations! By analyzing 🔊🎶, we aim to better understand their habitats and behaviors, unlocking new tools for biodiversity conservation in #Paraguay. pol.una.py/2024/paisajes-…

We are looking for more collaborators joining our global network BugNet (bug-net.org). BugNet aims to assess the impact of invertebrate herbivores and fungal pathogens on plant communities. Check out our website and join our info event on the 29th to learn more👇

It's published! The first paper of my PhD: the effect of Amazonian #coldwaves on #insects and wild #mammals ❄️🌴royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… ANDIV Zoology III Würzburg 🧵1/6

"Why extreme events matter for species redistribution" doi.org/10.32942/X2ZH0G

#Whales that prefer #zooplankton over fish have wider nostril spacing, which may better-equip them to sniff-out zooplankton. Read "Morphology of nares associated with stereo-olfaction in baleen whales" - ow.ly/QMI850Qwg2I #BiologyLetters #sensoryecology #chemicalecology

Looking for a polar bear postdoc? Here's a really neat opportunity on a new project with a great group. yorku.ca/vpepc/faculty-…

The new book Doctors by Nature "invites deeper reflection on what it means to medicate, how landscapes shape access to medicine, and whether we humans are as discerning in our self-medicating choices as our nonhuman counterparts." Read the #ScienceBooks Review:

I am currently looking for an MSc student to join my research group for September 2025 to investigate moose habitat selection in the context of apparent competition in Ontario's Far North. Please share and contact me for further details!

Our datapaper "Global Roadkill Data: a dataset on terrestrial vertebrate mortality caused by collision with vehicles" is now online on Scientific Data: nature.com/articles/s4159… #RoadEcology

Please RT. We are hiring domestic/international #PhD students to work on citizen science, insect migration/conservation at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia. If interested, please email me. You can find more about our research interests here. shawanchowdhury.com.

Published on-line today! The role of insularity: Plants have few ornithophilous traits but are visited by morphologically more distinct hummingbirds in the Caribbean islands | Vollstädt et al. | Functional Ecology | Wiley Online Library besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11… | #hummingbird

🌟 Meet Ian Davidson-Watts of DavidsonWattsEcology! 🍃 From the UK to New Zealand, Ian has tracked multiple 🦇bat species using innovative technologies🚁. Join us at our #LotekTelemetryTalks webinar to learn more! 📅 Wednesday, May 28 | Tracking Bats 🗓️ Register now:

#PhD #Opportunity 🎓🦇: Looking for a PhD in 🦇? Don’t miss this amazing opportunity at Charles Darwin University 🇦🇺 📍 Based at Charles Darwin University (RIEL, Casuarina Campus) 🗓️ Apply by 20 June 2025 | Start mid to late 2025 👀🔎 cdu.edu.au/science-techno…

#FridayResearch: 8️⃣9️⃣ of 🌍🦇 are found in at least one PA - but 2️⃣8️⃣ sp (incl. 5️⃣ threatened & 1️⃣5️⃣ DD) occur in none. 🥭🍈 #bats are better represented than 🦟🪲 #bats, and urgent action is needed to protect their ecological roles SCB 👀🔎shorturl.at/CnQia

And finally, rounding out our August issue, a Journal Club from Santiago Perea, "Listening to forest recovery" Web link: bit.ly/3UYXVWS

Our paper on rodent thumbnails is out! Huge team effort. Turns out, nails can reveal a lot about rodent evolution. Shoutout to Dr. Gordon Shepherd for the wild idea to study their thumbs!

#FridayResearch New 📄 in Science Magazine reveals that greater noctule 🦇 #Nyctalus #lasiopterus ascends to high altitudes, uses echolocation 🔊 to chase and eat songbirds 🐦 in flight. 🔎 science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…