Did you know? Although the part of Rockwood Park known as #1671 Sandy Point Road is often characterized as cleared, the majority of the property (66% to 68%) is forested.

The Friends of Rockwood Park are encouraging park users and residents to contact the City to request that the motion to designate #1671 Sandy Point Road as surplus land be rescinded. saverockwoodpark.weebly.com/updates/the-fr…

While the biggest impact has been on pinnipeds, and dairy cattle are all the rage currently, this graph really demonstrates the diversity of mammals which have been infected with HPAI to date. Detailed data in the EFSA quarterly reports.

A question: Are 'Community Science' and 'Citizen Science' interchangeable? What country are you from?

I'm hungry for a global perspective. I've heard arguments that 'Community Science' is more inclusive, but only among US colleagues. #ornithology @eBird @iNaturalist

In celebration of #InternationalWomensDay we have launched Women in Seabird Science (Women in Seabird Science), a platform to connect a community of women and gender minorities in #seabird science! Visit womeninseabirdscience.com to be featured as one of our 100 Seabirder Women!

Falconry Abatement workshop at #PSG2024 dazzled participants ⁦PacificSeabirdGroup⁩

My favourite slide from today at PacificSeabirdGroup came in Jaime’s afternoon Plenary

Thought provoking presentation by UniversityOfVictoria’s Natalie Ban & Jaime Ojeda on reciprocal contributions between people and nature Dr. Natalie Ban

So great to be back with friends and colleagues at the PacificSeabirdGroup meeting.

At the PacificSeabirdGroup Conference this week, and today hosting a Symposium on #HPAI on #seabirds ! Leveraging a global expertise base to talk about management, monitoring and ways forward!

Still no sign of avian influenza in the Falklands but we are all keeping our eyes open and our fingers crossed as the skuas are slowly coming back to the islands for the breeding season...