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Lots happening at night in natural #canopybridges in the #PeruvianAmazon. Check out our pre-print, recently out in @FoliaPrimatol, with @CarrascoFarah, @diego_amazonia, and Joe Kolowski
brill.com/view/journals/ijfp…
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#Raptors play a key role in keeping ecosystems healthy. Dr Ridhima Solanki (@ridhimasolanki1), Coordinator for Asia’s Linear Infrastructure safeGuarding Nature (ALIGN), gives her insights into their conservation.
Read here: bit.ly/3Rufpt9
#WWFIndia #ALIGN
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Check out our global assessment on the effectiveness of mitigation measures to reduce the road barrier!
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Linear infrastructure has expanded rapidly into snow leopard habitats, presenting a wave of threats to this species and their ecosystems. Join us to explore practical solutions for addressing these impacts. tinyurl.com/ALIGNevents @USAIDAsiaHQ @snowleopards @gslep_program
Have a primate conservation project in mind but need some $$$? Apply to the American Society of Primatologist’s Conservation “Small” Grant, that just got bigger! DEADLINE January 31!
Is this flier beautiful or what? Thanks @bezanswer 😊
Application: asp.org/grants-and-awards/co…
Membership info: asp.org/membership/
(Membership is required but not difficult to acquire)
Mentorship program (if you need some support): asp.org/the-society/mentorin…
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JUST LAUNCHED: The @FIDIC, WWF, @AECOM Playbook for Nature-Positive Infrastructure Development
🌱 Nature holds the key to innovative infrastructure development. Together, let's explore a greener, more resilient future. issuu.com/fidic/docs/wwf_pla… #FIDICGIC23
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Join @World_Wildlife & @Largelandscapes team members from the @USAID-funded ALIGN Project at the #GCLIE & #ACLIE linear infrastructure conferences! They will discuss safeguards, generating an enabling environment for nature-positive infrastructure, & more. worldwildlife.org/pages/alig…
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Increased ground use by primates from the Americas and Madagascar is associated with multiple ecological drivers as well as species-specific traits, including a dietary shift away from fruits and larger group size @HunterPMELLab
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Check out our introductory commentary to get an overview of the importance of this contribution to conservation and mitigation
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Very happy to share the #SpecialIssue on #canopybridges I co-edited with @kyliesoanes @fernanda_abra @fernandaztex @QueenFireface and Bibi Linden! Including 23 studies by 136 contributing authors on projects from 14 countries and 5 continents; 338 pages in 3 issues! #connectivity
Canopy bridges—artificial and natural crossing structures—help animals safely crossover roads. Roads are a major source of wildlife death. New research substantially contributes to the understanding of canopy bridges in conservation. @BrillPublishing bit.ly/3BRRr3b
Thanks to @ASPvoice and @EarthOptimism for the opportunity to host the #canopybridge webinar that led to this #SpecialIssue :)
Contributors include @CarrascoFarah @diego_amazonia @MarjanMaria2 @InesAzofeifa @Denise_Spaan @AndyRainforest @primateBoricua @dprasetyo_78 @PrimateWatching @AnimexInt @MirceaHidalgo @eleanorsaurio
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Science-based best practices can reduce environmental impacts of a business’s activities. Business & #biodiversity partnerships are key to a #NaturePositive #COP15 agenda. Read here for points upon which to build a common language for collaboration @NationalZoo @SmithsonianWLS
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Our special issueS are out!!! Three of them :)
“Canopy bridges for conservation: Case studies from around the world” contributes substantially to the understanding of canopy bridges, including species' use of different designs, involved costs and materials, and effective monitoring methods
ow.ly/2iXZ50M87hn
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“Canopy bridges for conservation: Case studies from around the world” contributes substantially to the understanding of canopy bridges, including species' use of different designs, involved costs and materials, and effective monitoring methods
ow.ly/2iXZ50M87hn
You might enjoy seeing what #olingos are up to @khelgen or what #kinkajous are up to @RolandKays or what #capuchins are up to @ktcapuchin
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#ATBC2022 Today is the day! Join us in my presentation: “Preliminary results on arboreal mammal use of three artificial canopy bridge designs over a logging road in 🇵🇪amazonia” at 11:15 in SECRETARIA. @Chiropotes @CarrascoFarah @fernanda_abra #cienciaperuana #womeninscience






















