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UNEP-WCMC’s Balint Ternyik with Jamie McKaughan, Philip Stephens, & Russell Hill developed an innovative new way to monitor animal population for effective conservation. Published on Applied Ecol. Resources|Ecol. Solutions & Evidence, find their research study on camera traps here 📸🐾➡️ tinyurl.com/mrp5ssk2

New large, collaborative paper in Conservation Letters exploring the importance of field stations in biodiversity conservation: conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/co…

Ah, an expert at work… evidence-based feels so far away from almost every government decision - wildlife or otherwise independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…

Join the Cape Leopard Trust (CLT) in celebrating the leopards of the world this International Leopard Day – go to bit.ly/CLTILD2024 #InternationalLeopardDay #LoveLeopards #ForTheLoveOfLeopards #pantherapardus #leopard #leopards #leopardsoftheworld • Global Global Leopard Conference

It’s here - international leopard day - how will you celebrate? Share some of your pics or stories, and find some inspiration on the official website: internationalleopardday.org #fortheloveofleopards #internationalleopardday #loveleopards

New study led by Jamie McKaughan shows leopards persist well in mixed use areas of South Africa, with densities ~2.2 (1.1 - 4.2) per 100 sq. km. Lethal control has a big impact though; alternatives are needed. Read it: nature.com/articles/s4159… #ecology #conservation #secr #bigcats

Our new paper, led by Jamie McKaughan, shows how leopards persist in mixed used landscapes in SA (densities ~2.2(1.1- 4.2) per 100 sq. km but lethal control has a big impact nature.com/articles/s4159…

A new study reveals leopards can adapt to mixed-use landscapes in South Africa, with populations averaging 2.2 leopards per 100 sq kms. However, lethal control methods impact their populations & alternative solutions are crucial. #BigCatConservation nature.com/articles/s4159…

First day on the new job - and the welcome present suggests I am going to be very happy here #shania #needisaymore

Enjoying hearing some great and inspiring talks at the Reverse the Red world species congress from the IUCN Red List IUCN #biodiversity #reversethered #speciesrecovery

Today I’ve been attending the #worldspeciescongress as part of the Reverse the Red movement. Check out the Hawk Conservancy Trust for their pledges for kestrels and lappet-faced vultures, as well as all the other work! #kestrel #vultures #conservation

Leopard density and determinants of space use in a farming landscape in South Africa Jamie McKaughan Philip Stephens nature.com/articles/s4159…

It might be 'World Tiger Nut Day' but today we're all about the🐆with Durham author Jamie McKaughan recently published work: 'Leopard density and determinants of space use in a farming landscape in South Africa' #openaccess here: 👇 doi.org/10.1038/s41598… #bigcats #conservation

Great to see some nice coverage of our work using on-primate cameras to explore foraging and behaviour from a baboon-eye perspective! Russell Hill news.mongabay.com/2024/05/collar…

Let’s take off Trent and then put on three players that will run in behind for Trent to ping the ball to… oh wait

Fantastic to join Jamie McKaughan and Victoria Coulton for their graduation ceremony at Durham Cathedral this week - well deserved recognition for their research and degrees!

We are supporting bird of prey conservation with our Marion Paviour Award! 🦅🦉 This grant for early-career researchers could help cover the costs of work such as equipment, travel or permits. Deadline 31 August 2024. For more info and to apply: ow.ly/9PVu50Sx2sM

In case you missed our article in Scientific Reports on leopard density and space use, it’s worth a read! Especially in light of some of the latest work recently published from Cape Leopard Trust (CLT) ! Russell Hill Philip Stephens #carnivoreecology #connectivity #leopards