Share: I'm on the hunt for Ambystoma salamanders. Specifically, the all-female kind. We are hoping to fill in our current sampling for experiments in summer 2023. Do you work with amphibians or know someone who does on this map? Especially PA, NY, NJ, MA. Message me if so!

Passionate about plants/algae and field biology? Come join us at the best small Biology department in Canada, in beautiful Wolfville, Nova Scotia www2.acadiau.ca/files/files/Fi… Tenure-track Assistant Professor position in plant biology 🌿 Acadia University 🇨🇦 Can Botanical Assoc

In case Michael Drake and his dinner guests forgot, we came to remind them: Berkeley classes - union made! Berkeley research - union made! Berkeley rents don’t match our pay!

UC admits that less than 1% of students impacted by non returned grades threatening financial aid. And plans to provide them with university funds. So stop weaponizing vulnerable students #FairUCNow #uawonstrike @uaw2865⁩ ⁦University Council - AFT⁩ kqed.org/news/11934464/…

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Excited to announce that the #BiologicalIllustration #Internship is back California Academy of Sciences This summer's intern will work closely with the #herpetology department 🎨🐸🦎🐢🐍 Applications due Feb 13th! calacademy.org/biological-ill…

Congratulations to Professor Joey Spatafora for being selected as 2022 AAAS fellow for his distinguished contributions to the field of #fungal #biology. 👏 Botany & Plant Pathology Joey Spatafora #AgSci today.oregonstate.edu/news/two-orego…

Grateful to Christine Wilkinson, PhD 🌈 for an awesome seminar talk today Cal State East Bay!! Thank you also for taking the time to hang out with students to chat career paths in biology and conservation after the presentation!

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Excited to share my piece published today in NatureEcoEvo, "Public interest in individual study animals can bolster wildlife conservation". Inspired in part by P-22, I discuss the broader conservation benefits of naming & narrative. pdf👉🏽tinyurl.com/wilkinson2023b (Beth Pratt !)

Hygrocybe prieta from Pastaza, Ecuador.

The #amphibian infectious #disease chytridiomycosis has devastated frog populations around the world, but there is finally good news on the horizon: researchers are making progress in the fight against the deadly #chytrid fungus. Learn more: bit.ly/3IlQAdj

We found a DNA CRESS virus in #Batrachochytrium - work from Mark Yacoub Rebecca Clemons, Tim James, Tommy Jenkinson Lillian Fritz-Laylin Stajich Laboratory and others.

In celebration of Dr. Volk’s scientific legacy, the UW-La Crosse Department of Biology is pleased to host a symposium on May 21–22, 2023. Deadline for abstract submissions is 11:59 p.m. on April 21, 2023.  uwlax.edu/ex/mycology-sy…

Our own @teresa_omeara helps explain the blastomyces outbreak in Michigan. Read about it here: abcnews.go.com/Health/rare-fu…

Please RT: We are looking for a motivated #postdoc to study #amphibian #microbiomes, #chytrid fungus and the microbial-immune interface. Come work with us at the Smithsonian with @BrianGratwicke and our collaborators Amy Ellison Leon Grayfer! 🐸🦠🍄 Apply by May 15th.

La belleza concentrada en menos de 2 cms amazónicos: "#Ranitomeya variabilis", Ecuador. photowildlifetours

Hey @ASG_IUCN 👋 Hope you all know that I wholeheartedly support your mission and everything you do!! For future reference, it would be great to receive photo credit if you're going to re-post my field/research pics on social media. Cheers

🦠Our latest paper on amphibian chytrid lineages unravels how coinfection favored the more virulent and competitively superior chytrid panzootic genotype, despite dampening its transmission and overall virulence.🐸[doi.org/10.1038/s42003…] CIDD, One Health Microbiome Center, Penn State Biology