University of Montana @umontana @FCFCMontana
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We got good news. If you were unable to be part of this years #Animove @MPI_animalbehav . Don't worry! All lectures were recorded and will be online in a few weeks. 😃🤙Watch this space....animove.org/elearning/
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Law enforcement officers said they were pressured to lie when the governor of Montana, Greg Gianforte, killed a black wolf in 2021. He says the story is an election-year smear. nyti.ms/3VplPvH
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Leaked Decision Slams LNG Ads for Greenwashing.
Great piece by @amandajfollett via @TheTyee
And evidence that we need a actual law to ban misleading ads by oil and gas corporations thetyee.ca/News/2024/05/31/L…
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We're thrilled that ZSL's Professor Nathalie Pettorelli has been named in @TheENDSReport Power List 2024, for her work shaping the science on environmental issues. Congratulations @Pettorelli!🏆
Read more: endsreport.com/power-list
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Are you a youthful person passionate about preserving our planet's biodiversity?
Share with us your insights on youth engagement & conservation efforts and we'll be happy to amplify them to a worldwide audience.
Share your responses here: buff.ly/3yJbQJ1
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‘More profitable than farming’: how Ecuador’s birding boom is benefiting wildlife theguardian.com/environment/…
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"[My adviser] told me that instead of focusing on finding a dream job, I should think about what I am good at and what makes me happy at least 80% of the time. This advice surprised me at first, but it ended up being exactly what I needed to hear." scim.ag/7aJ
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Three scientist mothers call for a change in how conference childcare costs are reimbursed, drawing on their personal experiences go.nature.com/3KfWZIB
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Opinion piece: Can writing #ResearchPapers in the first person make them not only easier to read and understand, but also more impactful? In PNAS Front Matter: ow.ly/RHKu50S2Bzy #SciComm #ScienceCommunication #WritingStyle
ALT An hand using a pen to cross out the phrase, "The author."
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Simulation from a baseline model as a way to better understand your data: This is what “hypothesis testing” should be.
statmodeling.stat.columbia.e…
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canadianfieldnaturalist.ca/.… New paper shares min. # species killed in AB’s wolf strychnine program 2005–2020. Fewer wolves were killed compared with non-target animals, including 10 mammal & 4 bird species. I suspect there are even > non-target deaths & suffering caused by 1080.
ALT An overview of known species killed during Alberta’s Gray Wolf strychnine program, 2005–2020.
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Today, Gabriel Oppler of @Largelandscapes presented virtually to a group gathered in Quito for the First National Meeting of Connectivity Corridors in Ecuador. His talk on ecological connectivity and environmental policy was featured in Session 2. agenda-encuentro.getresponse…
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I share this remembrance of my friend and colleague, Diana Wall, in sadness but also in gratitude for the warm, generous, & infectiously enthusiastic, way that she lived and elevated her science. We remember her fondly. Diana H. Wall (1943–2024) | Science science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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Ecological connectivity is essential. "There is really an understanding that we are part of nature. And as we lose it, we could get ourselves into big trouble," says @hiltyjodi in @bbc_future
bbc.com/future/article/20240… #ConnectAndProtect
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Opinion pieces, where facts go to die? @pacificwild says our recent paper advocates for the indefinite culling of wolves and for habitat restoration efforts that will span hundreds of years. Neither is true, both measurably false. Disappointing. straight.com/city-culture/hy…
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The cryptic giant hummingbird species differ subtly in plumage and morphology—but careful observers can tell them apart. Bryce Robinson @BW_Robinson has brought their magic to life with his keen eye & spectacular illustrations.
The giant hummingbird, Patagona gigas, is really two species, a southern species that migrates and a northern species, dubbed Patagona chaski, that does not. Chaski is Quechua for “messenger,” and refers to relay runners of the Inka Empire. In PNAS: ow.ly/F0FP50RO69F
ALT Southern giant hummingbird Patagona gigas (top) and northern giant hummingbird Patagona sp. nov. (bottom). Bryce Robinson (Cornell University, Ithaca, NY)
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🦌Great News! @BLMNational has improved 3 million+ acres of big game habitat in 5 years, thanks to Secretarial Order 3362.
Read more on our newest blog post: blmwild.medium.com/five-year…
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NEW PAPER:
Recurrent event analysis for assessing species interactions using #CameraTraps, allow better understanding than traditional methods (time-to-first event).
Piece-wise exponential additive mixed models (PAMMs) show superior performance in detecting interactions.
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Marshall Mountain is now officially a public park, owned by Missoula County! I wrote about the struggle to preserve public access last winter: hcn.org/issues/55-2/north-re…
