Post-doc @UMR_CESCO Bat person working on multitrophic interactions & conservation in the tropics as well as in temperate #🦇
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Dear folks, I am leaving X,
Please find me on @elisesvlt.bsky.social for more 🦇 news ✨
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Hello, everyone!
We’ve moved to Bluesky: 👉 @soctropecol.bsky.social
Follow us there to stay up-to-date with the latest news & events in tropical ecology! 🌴
You can also connect with us on:
🔗 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/groups/2494972/
📸 Instagram & Facebook: @soctropecol
Phd opportunity 📢
Join the Ant Research Group in Ceske Budejovice for an exciting PhD in tropical ecology. Highly recommended!
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A review of 170+ peer-reviewed 📰 on 🦇 highlights key trends and gaps: tropical #Africa and #Asia, despite high 🦇diversity, remain underrepresented. The authors recommend multi-scale analyses and data archiving to aid future #conservation efforts.
📰🔎doi.org/10.1016/j.biocon.202…
ALT Fig. 2. World hotspots for bat diversity and number of landscape analysis studies per biogeographic region. Note that the percentage of studies does not match bat species diversity, especially in the Afrotropical and Indomalayan regions. Map based on data from the IUCN red list of threatened species Ver. 2022.
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⌛️24hrs left to submit your abstract for the Conference of Tropical Ecology in #Amstersdam! ⌛️
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🚨 Exciting news! 🚨 Our annual photo contest is back! 📸
The top 3 finalists will have their photos printed and showcased at our upcoming conference in Amsterdam✨
📌 Only society members can participate.
Don't miss out - submit your best shots before December 31th!
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Join us for our next conference, #gtoe2025, in Amsterdam, Feb 24-27! Take this opportunity to immerse yourself in art at the Rijksmuseum (1), explore global cultures at the Wereldmuseum, and wander the charming streets of this vibrant city (2). Don’t miss the botanical garden! 🌿
Big thanks to @thiagotoyoyo for this amazing research highlight on our paper in JAE! ✨
Check it out:
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@CzSam00
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Calling all early-career #bat researchers! 🦇 #BCI Scholarships are a fantastic chance to elevate your projects. Take the time to craft a strong proposal, get advice, and apply!
Opens October 1st.
@BatConIntl @globalsouthbats @batconafrica @_BCT_ @bats_w_borders @Relcom_
Graduate Students! We'll be accepting applications for the 2025 Student Scholars program on October 1ˢᵗ. Learn more at batcon.org/student-scholars
Excited to share our new paper in Ecology! 🌿🦇 We explored how top-down control varies across elevations in Papua New Guinea. Spoiler: birds & bats reduce herbivory way more in the highlands. Check it out!
@CzSam00
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Thrilled to share our new article with my amazing colleagues: "Birds & bats outperform ants in top-down regulation of arthropods across strata of a Japanese temperate forest." 🦇🐦📜
Challenging fieldwork, but a big accomplishment!
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🚨 Important Reminder 🚨
Deadline for symposium proposals: 19 August 2024 (23:59 CET) ⏳
Abstract submission & registration open: 9 September 2024 📅
Don’t miss out! 📢
aanmelder.nl/gtoe2025/home
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Hello followers! 👋
We are the #gtoe board 2024! We are a diverse set of people including early & senior career scientists working in different areas of tropical ecology. We meet regularly to plan future #gtoe conferences and other things such as society grants & student meetings
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I am very honoured to receive L'Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science award for 2024.
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Some of my favorite 🦇 obs. in Madang:
- Nyctophilus cf. microtis
- Roussettus amplexicaudatus
- Syconycteris australis eating Piper fruit
Bats handled under a research permit.
Currently celebrating my recently defended PhD thesis 🎉by capturing my favorites🦇 in Papua New Guinea!
Enjoy this cute video of Dobsonia minor taken during my field trip funded by @BatBiology_org 🦇🌏!
🌏After returning from my fieldwork in Papua New Guinea, I wondered how to bridge the gap between science and public engagement. 🦇
With the support of @BatConIntl , I have created posters that allow everyone to explore the fascinating bat species found there🎉
🎨Laura Montbel
ALT These posters have been translated into Tok Pisin and will soon be distributed to schools and communities surrounding the conservation areas. Thanks to Laura Montbel for bringing these bats to life through her illustrations, based on my field photos.
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We are organizing a symposium at the “60th Annual Meeting of the Association of Tropical Biology and Conservation (#theATBC)”, to be held in Kigali, Rwanda on July 14-18th, 2024. The symposium is entitled: "Avian responses to land-use change in tropical forest ecosystems". RT