@London_NERC_DTP #PhD researcher at @UCL and @KingsCollegeLon studying #invasive and #native #crayfish in the UK
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Daniel Chadwick retweeted
Experiencing first hand the pink salmon migration in Norway 👇👀
Nearly 8000 caught in a net sweep at Syltefjorden, Finnmark, July 2023 🇳🇴. Incredible work by local communities to try to remove this alien species before spawning 💪
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We're recruiting for 4 fishy PhDs, Sept 23 start. On eel (bit.ly/3JDdmy6; bit.ly/3nink07), wetlands (bit.ly/3ni8zuA) & fish-passes (bit.ly/3lBQrLA). UK/International applications welcome. Please RT. @TheFSBI @IFMFish @SJC_fishy
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Come and celebrate 50 years of the London Freshwater Group!
I hear there’s even a crayfish talk… 🦞🦞🦞
Join us for our 50th Birthday Bash on Friday 5th May @NHM_London. Tickets available via Eventbrite:
eventbrite.com/e/london-fres…
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1/4: Does the alternative stable states theory in shallow lakes stand the test of time? The answer is strongly **No**! Most important study of my life published today with great friend Tom Davidson & @LakeGroupAU @StreamDaniel nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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New paper: Biological invasion costs reveal insufficient proactive management worldwide
Invasive species management delays cost trillions globally
Out today in @STOTEN_journal and Open Access!
doi.org/10.1016/j.scitotenv.…
#economy #invasivespecies @QUBbioscience @GEOMAR_en 1/n
Daniel Chadwick retweeted
Two birds one stone - or rather, one trap many species! Really pleased to share the second paper from my PhD work, showing that Pritchard Traps can quantitatively survey benthic fish as well as crayfish!
#novelmethod #electrofishing #benthic #fish #newpaper #phdchat
📰Published📰
Novel 'Pritchard Traps' offer a new #method to quantitatively survey benthic #fish such as bullhead in rocky headwaters, where electrofishing often underestimates abundance
Find out more: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
ALT Prichard trap in rocky headwater (left); European bullhead (right)
Daniel Chadwick retweeted
Salmon run in the Ribble 🐟 So lucky to have this beautiful spot on my doorstep! #ribble #river #salmon #salomonrun #salmonleap
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Absolutely thrilled to share my first ever first author paper!! A new method to quantitatively survey crayfish in rocky headwaters - check out the Pritchard Trap 👇
besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Aquatic invasive species have cost over $300 billion worldwide in recent decades. At least $23 billion in 2020 alone
Find out more in our study in @STOTEN_journal from the #InvaCost network
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Daniel Chadwick retweeted
Nothing like a bit of large-scale blanket bog destruction to bring 2021 a step closer to climate breakdown, eh?
@JFDIecologist @alextomo @martinRSPB @RSPBScotland @ForestryLS
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So unbelievably excited to see this yesterday.
These are standard Alder cones. I noticed that many of them had red and yellow water droplets. After talking with @LeifBersweden and @PinkfootedGus we think this is the Tannins in the cones that have stained the water! Astounding.
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*Job post* - Excellent opportunity to join our consultancy arm, Norfolk Rivers Ecology, as a Project Manager. Deadline 15th Jan! More details here: norfolkriversecology.co.uk/j…
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"Crayfish" burrows in the Upper #Triassic Owl Rock Member, Chinle Formation in Canyonlands National Park. Photo by David Slauf #FossilADay #Ichnology
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I'm sure most folk feel t' same way, a message to them ruining allt lovely countryside spots. Let's try and look after 'em eh!?
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**London Freshwater Group Spring Meeting** will be held on Friday 13th March 2020. Check out the agenda here👇Please let us know if you can make it #freshwater #meeting #spring2020 #agenda #savethedate
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Can we eat invasive species to death? Unlikely in general. Human consumption alone probably won't wipe out populations of very prolific invaders. Moreover, turning an invasive species into an economic resource could encourage its cultivation & spread. theatlantic.com/science/arch…
Daniel Chadwick retweeted
The news story here, which the BBC for some inexplicable reason have buried in the article, is that 88% of Tory ads were found to misleading, compared to 0% for Labour.
The Tories are objectively running a campaign of lies bbc.co.uk/news/amp/technolog…
Daniel Chadwick retweeted
Still buzzing from #icais2019 and now I see this!! Yay! I'm excited already!! International #crayfish #conference in Holt, North Norfolk next October!! Will be awesome to have so many #crayfish folk in one place sharing knowledge and ideas!
Big news for #crayfish community. Norfolk Rivers Trust are hosting an International Crayfish Conference in Holt in October 2020. Guest speakers welcomed - topics ideally based on White Clawed Crayfish, Ark Sites and Crayfish Conservation. Pass it on!
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@Eleri_Pritchard from the University of College London talking about the limitations of using trapping to capture #invasivespecies crayfish which misses juvenile crayfish at #ICAIS2019. She's right, methodology used does lead to result bias. Great talk! – at Montréal, Québec
