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🦇 More forest = more bats (and healthier ecosystems)!
In Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, Phyllostomid bats thrive where forest cover is high, but pasture expansion means trouble.
Read the first paper in our new Special Issue:
🔗 mdpi.com/2076-2615/15/14/208…
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Alex Lancaster explains just why llamas and alpacas spit
discoverwildlife.com/animal-…
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Our March issue is now on sale!
In this issue, you'll find:
🐻 Brown bears in Alaska
🌊 Wildlife on the Isles of Scilly
🦁 Zambia’s three-legged lion
🌼 Wildlife to look out for this spring
Buy the issue and find out how to subscribe: discoverwildlife.com/magazin…
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So, for reasons our MPs will have to explain, we have established new levels of hypocrisy in the long history of British exceptionalism, at huge risk to conservation and communities in countries where conservation is funded by hunting.
Banned👇 Just fine👇
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love the head move by the #guanaco to get the #puma off it's back
(from credit this is from #Patagonia region in #Argentina)
#mountainlion #cougar #predatorprey
posted on FB at
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Have a look to our new paper about sheep behavioural ecoology when co-grazing with guanaco in Patagonia mdpi.com/1370606 #mdpianimals @Animals_MDPI
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Save the date!
The 8th World Conference on Mountain Ungulates will be held on 27th-30th of September 2022 in Cogne (Italy) hosted by @PNGranParadiso.
Registration and abstract submission will open in November. More info will follow. Stay tuned!
Info at pngp.it/gse/news/8th-world-c…
ALT Ph: Mario Prinz
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Our new paper "Dynamic of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection in a domestic‐wildlife interface: domestic sheep and guanaco as reservoir community" shows pathogen transmission between wild and domestic animals. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Researchers from Kyoto University develop a new method of #hormone analysis in the field via immunochromotography to better understand the effects of stress in snow leopard.
eurekalert.org/news-releases…
#Wildlife #wildlifeendocrinology #conservation #Science
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Our paper on age specific survival trajectories in the critically endangered Indri is out! Fantastic collaboration with @FrancescaRoll9, @cristinagiacoma, @valeria_torti, @DariaValente and @ChiaraDeGregor7!
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
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Interested in newts, conservation and genetics? Check out the MRes projects I'm advertising chesterconsbio.group/opportu… @BioSciChester with the super collaborators @JeanetteHall9 @HighlandNewt @Simon_Maddock Kev Palmer, Lottie Hosie, Robert Jehle. Please RT!
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#CONAFMagallanes recuerda hoy los 50 años de vida del Parque Nacional Pali Aike. 👉En lenguaje aonikenk significa "lugar desolado". En ella abunda la estepa, el viento, cráteres volcánicos, flora y fauna diversa, riqueza arqueológica de la cultura que habitó el territorio.
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FINALLY SOME GOOD NEWS FOR 2020!🎉🌱
Come and work on #seagrass with us at @EcoGeneticsLab. Applicants must be currently residing in AUS (you know...because COVID19 is a thing).
Details in the original thread
We're recruiting! A new PhD position is now available with us, and will use a combination of field-based trials and nursery experiments to develop the appropriate methodologies for #seagrass #restoration in #WesternPort, AU. Please DM or email us if you have any question!
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SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN 🤩
Are you a minority #biologist or #conservationist? We're looking for submissions for talks, Twitter presentations, and Day in the Life videos.
Applications close on 18th of September.
For more info and to apply visit our website: bio-diversefestival.org/regi…
ALT Poster with "The Bio-Diverse Festival 2020" written along the top, indicating that submissions are open and applications from any minority biologists or conservationists are welcomed for pre-recorded talks, Twitter conference, and Day in the Life videos. For more information visit www.bio-diversefestival.org and search our Facebook and Twitter handle @BioDiverseFest
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Los parques nacionales son una herramienta profunda para resguardar ecosistemas completos y así proteger la biodiversidad. La Ruta de los Parques de la Patagonia es un camino de conservación, patrimonio protegido de todos los chilenos | rutadelosparques.org | 📷: iso100outdoor
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Libro invita a conocer la historia de resiliencia del “wanaku” (guanaco), específicamente en el Parque Nacional Pan de Azúcar y la labor que realizan nuestros #Guardaparques en la protección de esta especie. 😍
Descarga el libro acá: bit.ly/2UsbpvC
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Let me introduce you to the Guanacos, the natural inhabitants of the steppe in Patagonia.
Guanacos are wild animals, they live in herds of 10 animals, 1 dominating male & his females. When a female guanaco gives birth her newborn, known as a chulengo, is able to walk immediately.
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¡Corran que viene el puma!. #magallanesexperience
Gran captura por parte de Pepe Wayaja (wayajapuma)
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I’m advertising some cool MRes projects on dragonflies, newts, and marine worms, from population genetics to distribution forecasting, with some great collaborators. Check out the details here: chesterconsbio.group/opportu… Please RT!
