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This shows that for women the leaky pipeline continues even after getting tenure. If the academic system does not change, I don’t know how it will be sustainable. Academic jobs seem designed for individuals with a stay at home partner, intergenerational wealth, and workaholism 😒

How do short-term land cover changes influence #lemur #density? Pamela Narváez-Torres, Steig Johnson & colleagues explore this question in the 9th paper from Amanda Melin (she/her) and my special issue of AmJournalPrimatology on #primatology in #Canada. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Although we’re very excited because this was A LOT of work and because it’s one of my thesis chapters, we’re not so excited to report a decrease in density in 6/7 lemur spp and a very important annual decrease in forest cover in Kianjavato

Finally out! We examined whether mouse #lemur species exhibit varying density responses to #edge #effects across fragmented landscapes. Our results demonstrate that differences in density patterns can be attributed to species-specific traits and the scale of analysis.

Congratulations Kuenzang! 🥳🥳🥳

The Alberta government has removed furbearer trapping limits for the 2024-25 season in most zones, including for AT-RISK wolverines rmoutlook.com/canmore/albert…

✨Our Christmas Market is THIS Saturday, Dec. 7! We'll be serving coffee courtesy of Higher Ground and we'll have goodies from Bowness Soapworks, which is donating 50% of proceeds to AWA! Come drop by! 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

“This is a change that encourages hunting of a species that is isolated, has declined, and is maybe just starting to recover, but there’s no evidence that we need a hunt or that this will in any way manage the population,” Ruiping Luo, a conservation specialist Alberta Wilderness Association

A completely nonsensical, hypocritical, and baffling decision to allow thermal coal mining to expand its footprint in Canada, while also saying you're committed to ending its export in the next 5 years Steven Guilbeault Impact Assessment Agency of Canada

Caribou herds need at least 65% of their range to be undisturbed to have a shot at survival. Currently, 6 of AB’s caribou ranges have less than 10% undisturbed habitat remaining, and some – like the Little Smoky Herd – have <1% remaining‼️ - @PhillipMeintzer Alberta Wilderness Association

If you’re interested in the latest update of #wolverines in #Alberta, go check out Jason T Fisher ‘s update on wolverine population data and Kennedy Halvorson ‘s thread 🌲

Here's what NO to coal looks like from Calgary. Pt. 2 of the Alberta Energy Regulator public hearings for the proposed Grassy Mountain coal project are on right now. AWA spoke at Pt. 1 of the hearings in December. Our statement: albertawilderness.ca/northback-publ…

When they say that they’re doing things for Albertans, it seems like the population of Alberta is 14 and they all have millions of dollars… Brian Jean

🆕A report by 5 former Fish&Wildlife biologists found that no part of the Eastern Slopes can safely, effectively & environmentally accommodate coal mining. The 2021 report for the Coal Policy Committee was largely inaccessible. Now it's on our website: tinyurl.com/mv3pk7db

The creation of #HarvestPreserves will facilitate the spread of #CWD around the province. Very concerning for the already struggling caribou populations!

We weren’t expecting much from the #UpperSmoky draft and Gov of Alberta still disappointed us deeply. This plan was supposed to be about #caribou recovery and it turned out to be a plan for extinction

When oil and gas companies are unable, or unwilling, to pay their land rent, the provincial government will pay it for them. More than 99% of the time, the government never gets its money back thenarwhal.ca/alberta-oil-an…

🪨This Sunday: Discover a huge variety of extraordinary, fossilized creatures in the walls of inner-city Calgary buildings! These fossilized creatures, found in 450 million-year-old rocks, are examples of early life forms. Sign up: albertawilderness.ca/product/advent… Adventures for Wilderness #yyc