by @tfinch.bsky.social
A feed of Conservation Science related posts. Collates everything tagged with #ConservationScience AND (🌏OR🌍OR🌎).
María BraeuNERD I love putting together these newsletters every quarter, but this issue in particular surprised me with a submission from the Sustainability in Prisons Project 💡 Conservation work in correctional centers? Hop in: www.amphibianark.org/fileadmin/up... 🐸 💚 #ConservationScience🌎 #SciComm #amphibian
María BraeuNERD 20 years ago, a hotel in Panama made international news when it rented out two rooms for rescued frogs. But this was just a temporary solution. Where are those frogs now? 🐸💚🌎🎧 Listen here: www.amphibianark.org/news/article... #Amphibian #Conservation #ConservationScience🌎 #frog #wildlife
Point Blue Conservation Science 🦉👀🧪🌎 🎉 Ready, set, bird! The 48th Annual Rich Stallcup Bird-A-Thon is here! From Sept 15th – Oct 15th, join America’s longest-running Bird-A-Thon and spot #birds while raising funds for #conservationscience. Register, donate, explore events + challenges, and more! 👉 www.pointblue.org/birdathon
Eckhard Gottschalk Less sedentary as we thought? Grey partridges shift their home ranges several times a year to meet changing seasonal needs. A telemetry study of 200 tagged birds reveals surprising mobility—with important implications for conservation. doi.org/10.1002/wlb3... #ornithology 🪶 #conservationscience 🌍
Ollie Wearn 🚨 Consultancy opportunity with the Snow Leopard Trust ✅ Advanced skills in species distribution modelling & spatial prioritisation ✅ Great communication skills ✅ An understanding of conservation realities in Central Asia/Asia snowleopard.org/wp-content/u... 🧪🌍 #conservationscience
GMA Lab Enjoyed Marco Davoli's talk at #ECCB2026 on rewilding megaherbivores and their contribution to conserving wood-pastures. An excellent overview of both the opportunities and challenges of restoring ecosystem functions in human-dominated landscapes. 🌍 #Biodiversity #ConservationScience
Center for Wildlife Studies Did you know Dr. Jack Hopkins is the mastermind behind CWS? 🐻🌍 His cutting-edge research helps us understand wildlife in a changing world. Want to learn more? Join our next Wildlife Wednesday! 🌿✨ #ConservationScience #WildlifeEcology
Clare Hawkins Today (Weds 27th) is your last chance to book your #WhereWhereWedgie 2026 survey! The 2nd (final) raptor surveys are all over #Tasmania, this Fri-Sun. Details & bookings naturetrackers.au/projects/whe... #NatureTrackers #Citizenscience #conservationscience 🌏🧪🦅🌿 📷 Mick Brown
Graham Appleton Summer is arriving earlier in Iceland! Are wader species able to respond to the changing climate? It depends upon where they fly from: wadertales.wordpress.com/2026/02/28/m.... #conservationscience🌍 #climatechange
María BraeuNERD New episode is out! 🐸✨ Without conservation breeding programs, the Southern Corroboree frogs would most certainly be extinct due to a human-introduced disease. Listen to their rescue story here or wherever you get your #podcasts : bit.ly/4t8qAHC #ConservationScience🌏 #Nature #frog #SciComm
Graham Appleton Cows have big feet! Creating the right habitat, by using cattle to graze saltmarsh, is a balancing act: wadertales.wordpress.com/2016/04/04/b... Blog from 4 April 2016 🎂🔟 #ConservationScience🌍
Nova Scotia Nature Trust In Nova Scotia’s wetlands, skunk cabbage emerges in March by generating its own heat, melting snow, and resisting frost. Its heat and odor attract early insects, and it’s one of the first foods eaten by black bears after winter. #Conservation #EcologyandConservation #ConservationScience🌎 #Halifax
Nova Scotia Nature Trust Can you guess what animals made these tracks? 👀❄️🐾 #Conservation #EcologyandConservation #ConservationScience🌎 #Halifax
Conservation Biology 🌍✨ Happy International Women’s Day!🌺✨ Today we’re highlighting research from #ConservationBiology that explores the roles, experiences, and contributions of women in conservation science and environmental governance. #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInConservation #GenderEquity #ConservationScience
Graham Appleton Waders/shorebirds have relatively high annual survival (and low productivity). Bird ringing/banding is key to mearsuring survival. When a survival rate falls it can have a rapid impact on population level. 🎂 Blog from 8 March 2018: wadertales.wordpress.com/2018/03/08/m... #ConservationScience🌍
María BraeuNERD The new Amphibian Ark #podcast is LIVE! 🐸🎙️ After 20 years rescuing amphibians in crisis, it's time you hear the stories of the people giving frogs, salamanders, and caecilians a second chance 💚 🎧 open.spotify.com/show/7K2t5Uk... #conservation #ConservationScience🌎 #wildlife #frog #addHerper 🐸✨
Graham Appleton Do you have tracking data for waders? You can help new "Global Relevance of Protected Areas" project: www.globalwader.org/collaboratio... To learn more about how shorebird tracking is aiding conservation, check out this blog: wadertales.wordpress.com/2025/05/06/m... #ConservationScience🌍
Graham Appleton Waders rely on networks of migrations sites. Blog about important paper by Martin Beal (@amigodeaves.bsky.social) that combines ringing, colour-ringing and tracking data for Black-tailed Godwits. wadertales.wordpress.com/2025/01/09/h... Good to finally meet Martin last week! #ConservationScience🌍
Graham Appleton Waders in a changing climate? New WaderTales blog: wadertales.wordpress.com/2026/02/28/m... To coincide with paper published on Saturday: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.... #Iceland #ConservationScience🌍