"2022 was a rough year on the public relations front for Memorial University." Robin Whitaker writes about governance at MUNL and offers paths to improvement. theindependent.ca/commentary/we-…

When hiking, the early bird gets the face full of spider webs.

I’m crying. And Ava in second. Wow! Amazing ❤️🇨🇦

Summer entry level jobs competition at Parks Canada sites all across Canada is open for applicants! parkscanada.hiringplatform.ca/processes/9943…

Clue to rising sea levels lies in DNA of 4m-year-old octopus, scientists say theguardian.com/world/2023/feb…

Two important papers out today in American Ornithological Society Ornithological Applications about how we can reckon with the colonial perspective historically applied to much of neotropical ornithology… 1/2 academic.oup.com/condor/advance…

Was reading an article about how American cars don't fit in parking spaces anymore, but it was describing parking spaces far larger than the UK ones I'm used to, so I was like "just how big can these cars be?!" and found a site where I could compare with my little car and... Oh!

Issue 136(3) of CFN is now online. Go give it a read! From earthworms moving seeds to wolves eating feral horses, we have quite the mix! canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/index.php/cfn/…

1/2: “Predicting areas important for ecological connectivity throughout Canada” is now available in PLoS ONE ( journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…). Thanks to collaborators Paul O'Brien, Angela Brennan, K. Hirsh-Pearson, & Dr. Jeff Bowman!!

To avoid crowds, visit areas that are less crowded.

Job opening for a #zoology #research assistant at Museum of Nature! Permanent, full time. $65-79k/year. nature.ca/en/join-give/c…

New disease caused by plastics discovered in seabirds theguardian.com/environment/20…

📢#TerraNovaNP is hiring a Resource Management Officer - Fire Technician. Apply today! Details: ow.ly/poQF50NNQ8C Deadline: April 25, 2023

Neat coverage of our Audubon Society and Parks Canada climate change work! Love the visuals and photos of the catio (Darroch Whitaker) #BirdsTellUs parks.canada.ca/nature/~/link.…

The most controversial transportation project in the history of planet earth is a small lane with a little concrete and a few sticks.

Our latest paper on the imperiled Newfoundland Gray-cheeked Thrush is out. Great work by Jenna McDermott showing that they are strongly segregated from introduced squirrels across an elevation gradient.