
Senior Lecturer in Biology @worcester_uni | Behavioural ecologist @UoW_SERG | Wildlife & data analysis | she/her
Malvern Hills, UK
Joined May 2012
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Thanks to the Worcestershire Duckworth Trust funding, we've been able to add 450 m of new native hedgerow plants and trees for wildlife on Lakeside Campus:
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0kg…
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Scientists go airborne to understand soil erosion bbc.in/4flEFf6
Prof Susanne Foitzik ends #ento24 with her inspirational work in acorn ants! Thanks to all the organisers and speakers for a fun few days @RoyEntSoc
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Our latest paper demonstrating the benefits of wildflower strips for cherry production in the UK! #SustainableAgriculture #IPM
Free download: frontiersin.org/journals/sus…
Fascinating start to #ento24 "Make sure everyone is a winner: that's the only way that conservation succeeds."
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Campus camera traps captured images of some of the more elusive university residents. 🦊🦡 #FoxOfTheDay
What incredible wildlife we share our space with.
Find out more about how we have been recognised for work on the environment and sustainability. 👉bit.ly/4cUX6W9
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Are you seeing very few bumblebees this month? 🧵
We're in a gap between 'peak queen' bumblebee (spring when lots of overwintered queens are looking for nest sites) & 'peak worker' bumblebee (mid summer). This year the gap seems to be deeper & more pronounced than normal. 1/7
Congratulations to Andrea for securing 3rd place at the Compostela Group of Universities' Research Pitches Contest! 🌟 @UoWBioSci @UoW_SERG worcesternews.co.uk/news/243…
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Congratulations Andrea Tapia Arenas for winning third prize in the prestigious Research Pitches Contest @CompostelaGroup. Andrea's research explores bumblebee habitat quality in grasslands using remote sensing @KateAshbrook @visser_worcs @worcester_uni youtu.be/-MfipNnckGA?si=ffxJ…
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🐝 Interested in learning more about bees? 🐝
Come along to our free bee workshop at the University of Worcester on Wednesday 5th June. All welcome!
More info at bit.ly/3JCSsiT
#UoWBioSci #wildlife #bees #WorcestershireHour
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PhD studentship: if you’re interested in parasites 🦠 and bees 🐝 check out this PhD position with me, @fisher_mat and @RhysFarrer1 Application deadline 13 June. Please read ad carefully for eligibility findaphd.com/phds/project/la… @RoyalHolloway @RHULBioSci
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Using UAV images and deep learning in investigating potential breeding sites of #Aedes albopictus dlvr.it/T7Rk59 #ActaTropica
I'll be running a free #bee identification workshop and walk at St John's Campus @worcester_uni on Wednesday 5th June. Everyone welcome! Sign up here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/893581475… @UoWBioSci @UW_Sustain @UoW_SERG
Wishing Dr Rob a happy retirement - we'll miss you! 👏😢
It's the end of an era in Biological Sciences. Dr Rob Herbert is leaving us after 32 years. 👨🏻🔬👋
His passion for science inspired countless students over the decades and his puns have amused us all. We will always remember how much energy costs. 80p!🤣🤣
#UoWBioSci
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🌳 Biological recording at Lakeside Campus 🌳
On a foggy morning last week, we gathered at @uwlakeside to explore and record the rich biodiversity around us.
Take a look at the reel to see some of our finds! 🦎🐞🪲🐝🦋
#biodiversity #nature #wildlife #outside
#sustainability
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Happy #WorldBeeDay! Enjoying a few moments in our fabulous wildflower meadows surrounding the buildings at work @UK_CEH Wallingford. In just 3-4 years, packed with yellow rattle, buttercup, red clover, oxeye daisy and more. Mown paths providing bare soil for nesting solitary bees
It was a beautiful day at our Lakeside Campus @worcester_uni for a bit of biological recording! Lots of interesting finds, from hawk-moths to newts 🦋🐌🐞🐝🪲🕷️🐜🦆🦢🐇🐁 @UoWBioSci @UoW_SERG
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We're waving goodbye to our final-year Biological Sciences students, as they finished the final part of their degree, presenting research projects at our mini conference. We wish them the best as they embark on exciting new adventures! 👨🔬👩🏽🔬
#UoWBioSci #WorcesterUni #Biology
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What has happened to all the Isle of May guillemots? The first egg was the latest ever but adjusting for that we should still be peak laying now and the cliffs are terrifyingly empty. Even those that have laid don't seem committed and are losing their eggs at an alarming rate.1/2























