Are you a student looking for a PhD? I have a funded PhD project on investigating the season of grazing and pygmy bluetongues in South Australia. Please contact me if interested. @AusSocHerp

RT @Pensoft: 🥳On the final day of this year's @WCHerp, it's AWARDS time!. 🏆Our Best #Reptile #Conservation Award goes to Deanne Trewartha (….

First paper from the trial pygmy bluetongue translocation showing that the lizards are behaving as they would as if they were in their source locations. And first paper from PhD student Dee Trewartha #PBT @ClaytonJessa @Dr_StephGodfrey

RT @Keogh_Lab: Hundreds sign open letter to Premier over SA Museum plans - InDaily

Disturbing potential loss of museum research see

RT @SimonClulow: 🎉 Exciting news! 📚 Thrilled to announce our #ARC #DP24 on restoring amphibian populations in chytrid-impacted landscapes h….

RT @lizard_lab: Check out an unbelievable video of a Gould's monitor gobbling down 5 zebra finch chicks at Fowler's Gap in arid western New….

RT @MVLizards: One of the best moments in my career. The rediscovery of the Victorian Earless Dragon. In 2019 I undertook the taxonomic res….

RT @kailah_thorn: Tiliqua frangens has the Australian media tickled-skink! 🥰.

RT @michael_s_y_lee: Meet #TiliquaFrangens! This Pleistocene #Shingleback on steriods was the largest skink to ever live, and its demise ex….

First of our lizard signs funded by Electranet has been installed! These will be at the entrances to the long term sleepy lizard site, started by C. Michael Bull, surveyed continuously since 1982. Very grateful that an energy company cared enough to make this happen. @GerrutN

RT @Keogh_Lab: It's the 25th anniversary of our little “advice” website for research students and postdocs. Check it out of you don’t know….

RT @GerrutN: A mother sleepy lizard and her babies "say goodbye" in their special way after being released back into the wild @MikeG_lizard….

Sometimes fieldwork throws up unexpected findings - this is what faced PhD student in the LEGS lab, Kim Michael. Apparently endangered pygmy bluetongues can hold their breath – for a long time. This one stayed under for 40 mins!! See @Austral_Ecology

Promises to be a little warmer than the last one. Looking forward to enjoying it from the back seat this time around!.

RT @LNivisonSmith: During my PhD, I got alot of unhelpful advice. Now I'm a PhD supervisor, I know 💯 what I needed to hear. 4 things every….

RT @naturefsa: The 2023 Mike Bull Award #ResearchGrant for Early Career Nature Scientists is now open! Early career researchers (late PhD o….

RT @b_derne: It takes alot of bravery to speak out publicly about situations like this 👏 and it is often hard for ECRs to bounce back from….

Today I introduced my postdoc Lynea to sleepy lizard babies - the first ones for 2023 @GerrutN @lynea_witczak Born this morning.

Best of luck Kailah for this great piece of work on fossil lizards.