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Pyrenean Institute of Ecology
Joined April 2015
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Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
Looking for (eco/bio)acousticians who know about particle motions in aquatic environments. Any recommendations?
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
POND GHOSTS & ZOMBIES. A film on our #pond #restoration #Ghostponds work in @UCLgeography by RAZOR Science featuring @norfolkponds, @helenmgreaves, @carlsayerUCL & many. Pond restoration achieves nature recovery so so fast!!! youtu.be/SYkbDdaUMBY?si=N4cp…
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
It is exceptional to see @haileyldavies meta-analysis of how sounds influence aquatic invertebrates published in @GlobalChangeBio
Special thanks to those who made this research possible @KieranCx @kamurchy_23 @NSERC_CRSNG @LiberEroFellows @DFO_Pacific @UVicScience @SFU_Science
My first dissertation paper came out in @GlobalChangeBio this week! Marine and Freshwater Sounds Impact Invertebrate Behavior and Physiology: A Meta-Analysis 🦀🦑🐚
Check out the full paper here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
ALT A representative marine ecosystem depicting the invertebrate taxa and main sound sources included in the meta-analysis.
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
Don't miss this seminar by @WildAudioJack! Friday, Dec 6th, 9 am PST. The link to register is below or can be found at @fishsoundsweb
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We will have our next seminar on Friday Dec. 6 at 9 am Pacific—all about freshwater soundscapes with @WildAudioJack! Register here: uvic.zoom.us/meeting/registe…
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We will have our next seminar on Friday Dec. 6 at 9 am Pacific—all about freshwater soundscapes with @WildAudioJack! Register here: uvic.zoom.us/meeting/registe…
FishSounds Educate is excited to present an online seminar series all about underwater sounds and their study—aimed at bioacousticians and acoustics-curious folks alike! For more info and Zoom registration links, see fishsounds.net/educate.js. Keep reading for our 1st seminar....
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
OUT NOW🎉our review on the impact of turbidity on the predator-prey interactions of freshwater🐟!
In a landscape of fast-changing env conditions, we hope this review will help anyone new to the field & those seeking direction for further experimentation👇
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
FishSounds Educate is excited to present an online seminar series all about underwater sounds and their study—aimed at bioacousticians and acoustics-curious folks alike! For more info and Zoom registration links, see fishsounds.net/educate.js. Keep reading for our 1st seminar....
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
No need to introduce @WildAudioJack .... Fantastic presentation on the Freshwater Sound Archive
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
Collections of natural history data now can serve for unexpected applications in the future. A nice reminder by @WildAudioJack at #ecoacoustics24 conference. @ecoacoustics24
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
Introducing The Freshwater Sounds Archive, an initiative led by myself in collaboration with @fishsoundsweb!
Contribute to a global archive of soniferous freshwater life and receive recognition as a co-author in a resulting data paper. See link 👇4 more
fishsounds.net/freshwater.js
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
For a brief moment this morning, insect migration was in the top four biggest news stories on the @guardian !!
Thanks so much to @stevenmorris20 for featuring our magical research today!
Article:theguardian.com/environment/…
Paper: royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
Out now 📣 new paper from my PhD:
www-nature-com.bris.idm.oclc…
Big thanks to coauthors @C_C_Ioannou, @amy_e_deacon, Iestyn P-W & Martin Genner.
@CommsBio @BristolBioSci @UWI_StAugustine @GW4FreshCDT
Let’s take a trip together to the fabulous Northern Range in Trinidad 🇹🇹…
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Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
Fun little promo clip for our latest paper with @Desjonq and @WildAudioJack
Tune in - zone out...bzzzzzzzz 🦟🐜🦗
Water we talking about?
Aquatic insects are ecological indicators for freshwater environments. But we haven't known enough about their sounds to learn from them.
Our expert @docslinky has been working with an international team to change this.
More: csiro.au/en/news/All/Article…
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
🎉My 100th scientific paper came out today, but what makes it even better is that it's one of my crazier ones.
Led by #ecoacoustics guru Camille @Desjonq, we estimated how many➡️described⬅️underwater insects make noises and what it means for ecological assessment!
@CSIRO 🥳
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
A fantastic theme issue in #PhilosophicalTransactionsB @RSocPublishing about the future of insect biodiversity monitoring including five #bioacoustics and #ecoacoustics papers
Thanks @PunksInScience, @TokeHoye
@KochSheard for getting this together!
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Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
Meet the scientists on a new #wildlife frontier: More than 50% of the planet’s species live in the earth below our feet, but only a fraction have been identified – so far.
theguardian.com/environment/…
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
There's actually a fairly good chance that this beetle is soniferous, poor froggie...
@desjonq @WildAudioJack
#ecoacoustics #bioacoustics
smithsonianmag.com/smart-new…
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
This is a really exciting project, one that we hope to contribute to in the future! Freshwater habitats are at substantial risk, despite almost the entire global population relying on them. The right datasets could unlock the monitoring capabilities to help us protect them.
Introducing The Freshwater Sounds Archive, an initiative led by myself in collaboration with @fishsoundsweb!
Contribute to a global archive of soniferous freshwater life and receive recognition as a co-author in a resulting data paper. See link 👇4 more
fishsounds.net/freshwater.js
Jack Greenhalgh retweeted
So pleased our little cichlid paper is out! 🐟🐟
We looked at the morphology of the (understudied) lateral line system in two populations undergoing early stages of ecological speciation.
Full text (open access) available:
bmcecolevol.biomedcentral.co…