Another PhD paper published! Lead exposure to devils from scavenging culled herbivores https://t.co/2RwcWxMpms

We have a bunch of paid work coming up doing species identification work. If you can ID bats, birds or frogs from audio, plants from images, or mammals from camera traps - apply using your form and we will be in touch! 🐦🦇🐸🌿 https://t.co/InYLYNHoT5

***New paper alert***: WOLF CULLS The 1st series of pre/post cull analysis of #wolfculls in the #boreal. Survivors avoid linear features prev. used to hunt #caribou, switch to #cutblocks where #deer are prevalent. Ramifications for the future! https://t.co/E0faYcCTQH

New paper alert with @DrJulieKYoung ‼️🚨 Does coyote behavior at experimental carcass sites vary based on the presence of cougar scent? https://t.co/Cut8bB6YHa 🧵

Postdoctoral Research Scientist Position. Cornell University. Fisher population modeling/decision science/spatial capture-recapture. $57k/yr + benefits. Prefer candidate to work at Cornell, but remote work option is possible. Details here: https://t.co/fz7HFCbueA 📢Please RT📢

New polar bear paper from @AndrewBarnas The roles polar bears have in ecosystems goes well beyond "just eating seals". https://t.co/cCxaAKVPXW

Stripe-faced dunnart! (Sminthopsis macroura) Not my usual #dunnart suspect... though very much welcome in my traps nonetheless 🤩🙏 #ecology #fieldwork #dunnarty #marsupial #conservation #desertwildlife #desert #WomenInScience @AridRecovery

This old, moss-covered log was a popular place in the fall! The allure of the log caused some bears to temporarily lose their minds and the log paid the price for it! The wolves and some other forest critters were not too far behind the bears! At one point, a bear thought about

Essentially devils appear to do surprisingly well in a plantation landscape, likely in part because of plenty of prey

Within plantations, devils selected plantation age 4-7 years

Interestingly, devils showed no selection among plantation and native vegetation remnants

Devils selected for areas close to roads and plantation edges, and moved faster on them

GPS collared 15 devils, including Wanda here, to see their movements in a plantation

Third PhD chapter published! Habitat selection by devils in plantations

🦌 #PostDocPosition in #ecology 🐺 Would you like to explore how the movement of red deer, their use of space, their choice of habitat & foraging behaviour change during recolonisation by wolfs? Apply until 1st March ⬇️ https://t.co/gdzqfXC9nP #AcademicTwitter #Wildlife

A dingo chasing his tail, that is all. #WildOz #dingo #australianalps #namadgi

Our #wolf monitoring team in Bavarian Forest #Nationapark are looking for an #intern! 🐺 Personal vehicle required, and the ability to and motivation to get into the forest and find kill sites from GPS-tracked wolves. Starting from mid-September.

We are hiring a technician to help monitor collared bobcats this summer! There will also likely be the opportunity to collar bobcat kittens and conduct den surveys. See the job board ad below to apply, and please retweet! ☺️#wildlife #research #bobcats https://t.co/VUwLKlnI5G

The Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Sciences Department @OregonState is hiring THREE positions. First two are now posted. 1. Social scientist who can work with wolves and ranchers 2. Mammal pop/community ecologist who can work with voles and growers 3. Ichthyologist

We have a new short note out in @ESAFrontiers describing one of the most fascinating story lines to date from our annual monitoring of fox dens on the tundra: a fierce canine competition for a den between Arctic foxes, red foxes, and wolves! Story time! https://t.co/a6W1Va3b9a