Lucy Ransome (@lucyransome) 's Twitter Profile
Lucy Ransome

@lucyransome

Behavioural Ecologist @GriffithUniversity & @NatGeoExplorers. PhD: African wild dog social behaviour. #Tech4Wildlife. #RoadEcology. She/her.

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Dr Dani Rabaiotti (@danirabaiotti) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#wilddogfact It's my birthday so instead of me telling you a wild dog fact I want you to tell me your favourite thing about African wild dogs! 📸 me

#wilddogfact It's my birthday so instead of me telling you a wild dog fact I want you to tell me your favourite thing about African wild dogs!

📸 me
Mpala Wild Dogs (@mpalawilddogs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

How well do you know footprints? Knowledge of footprints is essential for tracking and monitoring movements of wild dogs out the community areas by our community officers and plays a huge part in reducing human-wildlife conflict... IUCN Save Our Species EU International Partnerships 🇪🇺 Mpala Research Centre / @mpalarc.bsky.social

How well do you know footprints?
Knowledge of footprints is essential for tracking and monitoring movements of wild dogs out the community areas by our community officers and plays a huge part in reducing human-wildlife conflict...
<a href="/IUCNsos/">IUCN Save Our Species</a> 
<a href="/EU_Partnerships/">EU International Partnerships 🇪🇺</a> 
<a href="/mpala_rc/">Mpala Research Centre / @mpalarc.bsky.social</a>
Painted Wolf Foundation (@paintedwolf_org) 's Twitter Profile Photo

PAINTED WOLF WEDNESDAY The Mara Predator Conservation Programme was set up in 2018 and is based in the Greater Mara Ecosystem, covering around 3000km2, in south-west Kenya. You can read more about MPCP’s work here paintedwolf.org/organisation/m… Image by photographer Nicholas Dyer

PAINTED WOLF WEDNESDAY

The Mara Predator Conservation Programme was set up in 2018 and is based in the Greater Mara Ecosystem, covering around 3000km2, in south-west Kenya.

You can read more about MPCP’s work here
 paintedwolf.org/organisation/m…

Image by photographer <a href="/nicholasdyerpix/">Nicholas Dyer</a>
Graeme Green (@greengraeme) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“The feeling is absolutely surreal and emotional.” My article in today's The Guardian about the epic return of African wild dogs to Malawi. From African Parks, Endangered Wildlife Trust & Malawi's Department of National Parks and Wildlife theguardian.com/environment/20… #africanwilddogs #conservation

Painted Wolf Foundation (@paintedwolf_org) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Botswana Predator Conservation (PredatorConservation) has teamed up with researchers from the University of Zurich to publish a study on painted wolf movements within protected corridors. paintedwolf.org/bound-within-b…

Dr Helen O'Neill (@hmk_oneill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/6 #DICECON21 #HumWild I'm going to tell u abt some research I did with Prof Sarah Durant Stefanie Strebel & Rosie Woodroffe on how fencing affects African wild dog movement patterns and population dynamics #TeamWildDog Paper link: doi.org/10.1017/S00306…

1/6  #DICECON21 #HumWild I'm going to tell u abt some research I did with <a href="/SarahMDurant/">Prof Sarah Durant</a> <a href="/StefStrebel/">Stefanie Strebel</a> &amp; <a href="/RosieWoodroffe/">Rosie Woodroffe</a> on how fencing affects African wild dog movement patterns and population dynamics #TeamWildDog
Paper link: doi.org/10.1017/S00306…
Gorongosa National Park (@gorongosapark) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wildlife experts estimate only 6,600 individuals, or 700 African #WildDog breeding pairs are left on the continent. We’re proud to be part of a recent effort between the Endangered Wildlife Trust and African Parks to save this endangered species. Details: mailchi.mp/ewt.org.za/afr… #GorongosaPark

Wildlife experts estimate only 6,600 individuals, or 700 African #WildDog breeding pairs are left on the continent. We’re proud to be part of a recent effort between the <a href="/TheEWT/">Endangered Wildlife Trust</a> and <a href="/AfricanParks/">African Parks</a> to save this endangered species. Details: 
mailchi.mp/ewt.org.za/afr… 

#GorongosaPark
Mpala Wild Dogs (@mpalawilddogs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Did you know that… African wild dogs, despite their common name, are not domestic dogs gone wild - and that despite their scientific name Lycaon pictus (which means painted wolf), they are not a wolf either! #TeamWilddogs IUCN Save Our Species EU International Partnerships 🇪🇺

Did you know that…
African wild dogs, despite their common name, are not domestic dogs gone wild - and that despite their scientific name Lycaon pictus (which means painted wolf), they are not a wolf either! 
#TeamWilddogs
<a href="/IUCNsos/">IUCN Save Our Species</a> 
<a href="/EU_Partnerships/">EU International Partnerships 🇪🇺</a>
きゅるりん (@kabukakyobashi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

世界リカオンの日まであと12日かな? 8月26日は、#WorldAfricanWildDogDay です。一緒にカウントダウンしましょう〜。 #WorldAfricanPaintedDogDay #世界リカオンの日 #NationalDogDay #savelycaonpictus #リカオン 今日はうちのリカオンの群れを紹介します。どうぞよろしくね。

世界リカオンの日まであと12日かな?
8月26日は、#WorldAfricanWildDogDay です。一緒にカウントダウンしましょう〜。
#WorldAfricanPaintedDogDay
#世界リカオンの日
#NationalDogDay 
#savelycaonpictus
#リカオン
今日はうちのリカオンの群れを紹介します。どうぞよろしくね。
Taronga Zoo (@tarongazoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Through the Myall Lakes Dingo Project, Taronga’s #science team are quickly developing an understanding of the #dingo population. #MyallLakesNationalPark, a beautiful coastal area, has a very pure dingo population of high #conservation value. #ScienceWeek PC: Bobby-Jo Vial

Through the Myall Lakes Dingo Project, Taronga’s #science team are quickly developing an understanding of the #dingo population. #MyallLakesNationalPark, a beautiful coastal area, has a very pure dingo population of high #conservation value.  #ScienceWeek PC: Bobby-Jo Vial
Rosie Woodroffe (@rosiewoodroffe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fascinating to capture, from satellite collars, the moment an African wild dog pack (in light blue) tracks then gives up on a dispersal group of females (in yellow). You can see them follow, pause, follow again, pause, then turn back.

Fascinating to capture, from satellite collars, the moment an African wild dog pack (in light blue) tracks then gives up on a dispersal group of females (in yellow). You can see them follow, pause, follow again, pause, then turn back.
Lucy Ransome (@lucyransome) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Excellent PhD project with dingoes, with an excellent supervisor, on offer for an Australian domestic postgraduate student with a 1st Class Honours degree in Biological Sciences: nrmjobs.com.au/jobs/2023/2001…