Conserving the evolutionary history of birds. #OpenAccess in Conservation Biology. conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/co…

In an era where our grad students seek meaning from their research and where working in teams and openness increasingly important, we need to radically redefine what constitutes a thesis or dissertation.

Never thought I'd see the day when Wildlife Crossings was formally proposed as a LEGO kit. Then again I haven't touched a LEGO since 1992. bit.ly/VoteWAWCLEGOID… Plz RT to help them get votes, esp. if you are Ben Goldfarb who wrote a wildly popular new book abt road ecology

Do you know what Global South Bats is? They are a group of people aiming to connect and empower bat conservation allies in the GlobalSouth where locally--led research and conservation are most needed. We spent 2 weeks in Costa Rica planning the upcoming activities for the next 5y

#Moth #beer! “Night Life IPA”was released by First Magnitude recently. The can reads, “Turn the lights out for moths”. A campaign to help save moths and reduce #LightPollution!! One of many outreach activities we do Florida Museum #McGuireCenter. Efforts led by Daniels Lab

I'll be at #SICB2024 in Seattle and my lab is looking for a new PhD student to work on acoustic deterrents to protect bats from wind turbines. Please say hi! #bats #bugs #SensoryEcology

Trevor Caughlin and I are recruiting a PhD student for Fall 2024to assess benefits to Harpy Eagles of community-led restoration efforts in tropical forests of Panama. Applications close March 15th. Please forward to potential applicants. More details at quantitativeconservationlab.com

Our 3rd cohort of Mozambican graduates recently completed the Gorongosa Masters in Conservation Biology program and are ready to conserve the environment! Photo - Janado Nazaré Cher

news.mongabay.com/2024/03/field-… Article on recent study on conservation impacts of field stations with quotes from Rhonda Struminger CICHAZ OBFS Tweets

Why is this Luna Moth laying eggs on a blade of grass? It's stuck under a streetlight on the pavement in the middle of the street. #Light_pollution

Say hello to the 4th group of Mozambican students working toward their Masters in Conservation Biology in #Gorongosa National Park. These 12 students will immerse themselves in environmental science & contribute to the future of conservation biology in Mozambique.

Four years of research and our new pipeline for deep-learning based 3D tracking of bat flight is now published in Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences!

Thanks The New Yorker for the chance to talk about cicadas! newyorker.com/science/elemen…

#Ants! The latest episode of #PBSTerra #Insectarium is out, featuring Amy Savage! It is so great to work with Erin Chapman!  youtu.be/xmQnOFFWKOE?fe… American Museum of Natural History

A customized and shielded street lighting design significantly reduces the lethal attraction of flying insects in various environments. This approach harmonizes human needs with minimizing the ecological impact of artificial light at night. nature.com/articles/s4200…

For those interested - Jesse Barber and I be giving a joint talk (two of us speaking together) at #ICE2024 today at 5:15-5:30 pm, rm C2. Come by to learn about bats, insect ultrasound production, mimicry, and sonar jamming in a 15 min! International Congress of Entomology 2024 Kyoto JP

On Jan. 1, I start as a Professor and Curator at the American Museum of Natural History. I am recruiting PhD students and Postdoctoral scholars. Happy to discuss GRFP and PRFB applications. Reach out if you are interested in sensory ecology questions!

Excited to announce I'll be starting as an Assistant Professor at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland in July 2024! Case Western Reserve

Please RT: George Wittemyer and I are recruiting a postdoc to map and quantify the dynamic human footprint using human mobility data (cell) for integration into wildlife habitat and behavior analyses. Fort Collins, CO - $66k - apply by Oct 15 - Details: drive.google.com/file/d/1GGbhkK…