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Check out our new paper out today!
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New analysis from @EcoHealthNYC in @RSocPublishing to understand global patterns and correlates in the emergence of antimicrobial resistance in humans #AMR royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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New(ish) paper on roost selection by male #hoarybat in #redwood forests of Northern California. Led by Skye Salganek
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Today we’ve kicked off the 1st Pacific Islands Bat Forum!
We aim to increase bat conservation across the region. The forum is free, you’re welcome to join ausbats.org.au/pacific-bat-f…
Excited to see this much needed forum come to fruition!
ANNOUNCEMENT!! The 1st Pacific Islands Bat Forum #PacBatForum2021 will be held from the 10 –14 August 2021. This completely free event will be held virtually in conjunction with the @Ausbats FAGM. Find out more info and register for the forum here: whova.com/portal/registratio…
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Very rare footage of #variableflyingfoxes catching moths and eating them! The bat on the left makes a tent with her wings to stop the moth in flight, then catches it in her wrist to eat it. This is very fascinating behavior and amazing that it’s been caught on camera!
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I am SO SO excited @ElieDoesEcology is coming to Christmas Island in 1,5 weeks to apply this method to the Christmas Island #flyingfox! 🦇
Thanks to @BatConIntl we'll be able to monitor inaccessible areas on the island and aid conservation of this Critically Endangered Species🥳
We can now count #flyingfoxes accurately & precisely from the air to aid 🦇conservation management!
Important #thermal #drone study led by @westsyduhie Masters student @ElieDoesEcology in @RSECJournal:
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@BatConIntl @GlobalBatNet @batpapers @tarongazoo
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After two weeks of cyclone weather fieldwork mostly consists of clearing roads, and not so much of bats...
We will get there though!! 💪 #fieldwork #phdlife
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Drone-based thermal imagery can accurately & precisely measure flying-fox colony abundance - VIP to conserve these #threatened species globally zslpublications.onlinelibrar…
@ElieDoesEcology👏👏👏
@batslab @AnimalEcoLab @westsyduhie @tarongazoo @AusBats @_BCT_ @BatConIntl @AusMammals
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Our new paper is now online in @PLOSPathogens : Possibility for reverse zoonotic transmission of SARS-CoV-2 to free-ranging wildlife: A case study of bats dx.plos.org/10.1371/journal.…
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Using weather radar data to monitor flying-foxes for much-needed management and conservation.
See paper in @SciReports:
nature.com/articles/s41598-0…
@RadarAndStuff, @rodvdr, @BatCount
#bats, #fruitbats, #conservation, #wildlifemanagement,
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"Crazy ants were associated with an increase in flying‐fox activity levels of up to 22%. [..] Further studies are needed [..] to better understand the declines and extinctions of these and other vertebrates in island ecosystems worldwide" @BatConIntl @AusBats @batpapers
So excited to see our study on the impacts of yellow crazy ant on Christmas Island flying-foxes published!
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@JustinWelbergen @Wingtags @CIFlyingFox @batslab @AnimalEcoLab @westsyduhie
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So excited to see our study on the impacts of yellow crazy ant on Christmas Island flying-foxes published!
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@JustinWelbergen @Wingtags @CIFlyingFox @batslab @AnimalEcoLab @westsyduhie
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It is a treat to visit Christmas Island & work with enthusiastic students & volunteers. This research commenced in 2015 & will continue for at least another 2-yrs. It takes time to learn a species secrets, & nocturnal species can be even more secretive
@batslab @AnimalEcoLab 2/2
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We’re researching the critically endangered Christmas Island flying-fox. Assessing the size of the population, where individuals roost & forage, breeding behaviour & success, & their health
Flying-foxes are important pollinators & seed dispersers
@a_dorrestein @CIFlyingFox
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Proud to announce my first ever paper has now been published!! read it here bmcevolbiol.biomedcentral.co… Also, it's open access!! #openaccess #Evolution #mutualism
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A single heatwave wipes out about one third of all Spectacled Flying-foxes in Australia! abc.net.au/news/2018-12-19/h… via @ABCNews
Let's not forget the immense public service that wildlife volunteers provide during these worryingly common events.
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