Educational material is crucial for any project where community engagement is essential. I would like to share some awareness materials on Smooth-Coated Otters of Gujarat developed by us with support of @wti_org_india #RAP @vivek4wild @DebobrotoSircar @SnehaaSun @GujForestDept

Honored to be featured as a Nemours Wildlife Foundation Graduate Research Fellow in this video highlighting our exciting work using drone technology to study and conserve waterfowl and wetlands! https://t.co/udqrkVAEry

Grateful to receive my Reviewer Certificate from Springer Nature for Aquatic Ecology. This marks the 7th manuscript I have reviewed so far. A small but meaningful contribution toward advancing academic research and supporting our scientific community.

We have a new article as a collaborative lab project out in Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science titled “Wildlife of Tidal Forested Wetlands in the Southeastern Atlantic United States.” Proud to be a part of this collaborative effort with such an incredible team!!

It was a pleasure presenting my poster on wetlands, waterfowl, habitat relationships, and drone-based monitoring at the Northern Bobwhite Grassland Initiative Technical Committee and Eastern Partners In Flight joint meeting 2025!

Feeling honored and looking forward to contributing to the broader ornithological community in the Americas and globally. Thanks to my mentors, peers, and the AOS team for this opportunity!

Honored to present my project updates at the James C. Kennedy Waterfowl and Wetlands Conservation Center’s Annual Advisory Board Meeting! I shared progress from my PhD work on using drones to assess waterbird habitat use in the historical rice fields of coastal South Carolina.

Clemson University seeks a motivated PhD student for soil fertility & nutrient management research in SE US cropping systems. Please circulate among your circles. Contact: bfarmah@clemson.edu ⁦@SoilScience⁩ ⁦@ASA_CSSA_SSSA⁩ ⁦⁦@ClemsonUniv⁩ ⁦⁦

I had an amazing week at Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge, Louisiana, participating in the Waterfowl Capture, Banding, and Analyses Workshop! From rocket nets to data analysis, it was an unforgettable experience learning vital field techniques in waterfowl research and conservation!

Our recent publication explores how shorebird populations have changed over the past decade and how metrological factors influence their trends at Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, USA @ClemsonCAFLS @AmOrnith @Birds_MDPI https://t.co/L2Xr6SYssM

It is an absolute pleasure to be part of AOS. Featured on #FacesofAOS spotlight. Read more 👇 @ClemsonCAFLS

I had a great time with my colleagues and friends at the Southeastern Wildlife Expo in Charleston, SC! It was fantastic to connect with so many people passionate about wildlife, wetlands, and conservation. I am grateful for the opportunity to share our research.

Our lab continues to search for a Ph.D. student (Fall 2025 start). @MSUWFA @MSU_CFR @QuestLab_MSU @MelRBoudreau @KristineEvans78 https://t.co/L6ObGNR7gX

Excited and honored to be featured in @DucksUnlimited magazine's January/February 2025 issue highlighting our research on South Carolina's antebellum rice fields, waterfowl, and decision-support tools. @ClemsonUniv @ClemsonCAFLS @ClemsonBaruch

Doctoral students @akshitsuthar & Crystal Anderson co-teach an undergraduate class – Historical Rice Fields & Tidal Wetlands of Coastal SC: Drones, Ducks & Decision Support at the James C. Kennedy Waterfowl & Wetlands Conservation Center. 🦆 @ciclemson https://t.co/sqhhafyXwJ

Our Creative Inquiry class, taught by me is featured in Clemson News. Check out the full article here: https://t.co/WKyCh5la9G @ClemsonCAFLS @ClemsonUniv @ClemsonBaruch

Presented a part of my Ph.D. research at the 78th SEAFWA Conference in Augusta, GA, focusing on waterfowl habitat relationships in the antebellum rice fields of coastal South Carolina, with a case study from the Tom Yawkey Center.

Back in the action! Field season begins! #waterfowl #wetlands #research #SouthCarolina #drone

Love elephants and conservation genomics? Want to do a postdoc in applied conservation? Please apply, we have extended the deadline until monday the 18th. https://t.co/R337rH83yf

Last week, I successfully defended my Ph.D. research proposal titled “Understanding Waterbird Habitat Relations within Antebellum Rice Fields Using Drones and Autonomous Recording Units in Coastal South Carolina, USA.” Excited about the journey ahead!

We are still taking applications for this postdoctoral position studying urban ecology, citizen science, and social justice. Please share widely! https://t.co/ewIz9bpK4D