Come down and share a beer and some science with us! Looking forward to it 🎉

Volunteer field assistant opportunity to work with the wonderful pied babblers in the magical Kalahari! Ben Ashton @CornishJackdaws School of Biological Sciences, UWA @CEB_UWA

School of Biological Sciences, UWA students Grace Blackburn , Tash Harrison & Isobel Sewell will be presenting at this years Pint of Science AU festival in Perth! Catch them on Tuesday 23rd May at the Captain Stirling Hotel!

Excited and grateful to have our project recognised by ESA, can't wait to share our findings in Darwin later this year!

New research finds endangered marsupial woylies have quickly evolved to lose anti-predator 'street smarts' in sanctuaries - ⁦ABC News⁩ ⁦Tash Harrison⁩ ⁦Nicki Mitchell⁩ abc.net.au/news/2023-06-0…

Read more about our (not so wiley) woylies here!

Read more about our (not so) wiley woylies! School of Biological Sciences, UWA UWA Research Nicki Mitchell Ben Phillips

Have you been loving all this woylie action? Check out this article and remember to vote for the woylie as Australia’s mammal of the year later this month!

First paper for my PhD is out! ✨🦘🐀🤍 We discuss the preliminary utility benefits of using coded VHF tags and autonomous monitoring towers on our #MarnaBanggara bettongs. Lotek WWF-Australia's Rewilding Program WWF_Australia Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

📚 Myself and Ben Phillips have some exciting PhD opportunities available in the field of genomics and spatial ecology. Please share widely! 🔬 Learn more about our team, projects, and opportunities here: popbiolgenomics.org #PhDopportunity #Genomics #Ecology #Research

Brand new #PlainLanguageSummary for a #SystematicReview that looked at anti-predator responses in mammals 1/2

Awesome work by Natasha Harrison at #ams2023 investigating antipredator responses in haven & non-haven animals. Australia relies on havens to save species from introduced predators (especially cats & foxes), but we can do more The Australian Mammal Society

Do you like solving puzzles? Woylies and koomal do too! Dr Misha Rowell and I documented their problem solving attempts for the first time in Dryandra National Park. Read more: doi.org/10.1111/aec.13…

🚨PROJECT OPPORTUNITY - Looking for student(s) interested in #ecology OR #populationgenetics to pursue an #Honoursproject, #PhDproject or #Mastersproject at BioSciences UniMelb looking at remnant VIC populations of #fattaileddunnarts. #dunnarty #conservation #threatenedspecies

Great to work with Tash Harrison on this 😁 OA article can be read here 👉 doi.org/10.1111/aec.13…

We are hiring! Postdoc in population biology, starting next year. Applications close late December 2023: staff.curtin.edu.au/job-vacancies/…

Native wildlife show off puzzle skills as animal researchers investigate problem-solving UWA Research School of Biological Sciences, UWA Dr Misha Rowell abc.net.au/news/2024-01-1… via ABC Australia

In a conservation haven free from invasive predators but containing chuditch, we were unable to detect any loss of anti-predator traits from the resident woylies! Could this be another tool for conservation managers? Read more here: doi.org/10.1002/ece3.1…