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The 4th @USGS report on #ungulate migrations is LIVE! I am so proud to have contributed to this huge collaborative effort featuring 33 herds of deer, elk, & pronghorn migrating across the Western US! 🙌
Report: pubs.usgs.gov/sir/2024/5006/…
Press Release: usgs.gov/news/national-news-…
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Are you or someone you know looking for a postdoc? Consider joining my lab at University of Wyoming where we use imaging and computer vision to study animal behavior in complex natural ecosystems. Collective behavior, salmon, migration, machine learning! kogerlab.com
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Excited to share that our new paper on the link between experience and independence for a collective migrant is now out in @CurrentBiology ! doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.2024.0…
@anflack @elham_nourani @MPI_animalbehav
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Stoked to have this out with an all-star cast of scientists - thanks for leading us, @ScrapNaturalist!
Doubly excited to have this as our FIRST Schell Lab pub! All the feels today ❤️
Excited to share our new @PaN_BES publication about the social-ecological drivers of human-coyote interactions in San Francisco, using a decade of @SFACC coyote reports.👣🐾
With @TaliCaspi @Lauren_Stanton_ Deb Campbell & @UrbanSchell !
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Excited to share our new @PaN_BES publication about the social-ecological drivers of human-coyote interactions in San Francisco, using a decade of @SFACC coyote reports.👣🐾
With @TaliCaspi @Lauren_Stanton_ Deb Campbell & @UrbanSchell !
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📣 We’re excited to announce that applications for the Black & Indigenous Scholars Award in Mammalogy are now open! For folks who are doing anything related to mammals. Open to high school and up. Apply by Oct 15. 🤗
Spread the word! #ScienceTwitter
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Black and Indigenous Scholars in Mammalogy Award is accepting applications! Awards of up to $1,500 to support research or activities relating to mammals. Apply here! mammalsociety.org/form/black…
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Looking for ways to evaluate model fit when conducting step-selection analyses or when fitting hidden Markov models? Check out our new preprint! With @signer_j and Smith Freeman #rstats
Evaluating goodness-of-fit of animal movement models using lineups biorxiv.org/cgi/content/shor… #biorxiv_ecology
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If you're in the Jackson Hole area and, like us, are excited about this migratory species – the Great Gray Owl – join JH Bird & Nature Club, Tuesday Oct. 10 @ 6:00 pm at Teton County Library for a talk by @UWyoPiEE alumnus, Katherine Gura, PhD, of Teton Raptor Center.
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Cool new #roadecology study by @mp_poulin et al., suggesting that elk dynamically balance risks of highway-crossing with benefits of high-quality forage. Fascinating to consider the difficult decisions and tradeoffs that wild animals make every day around our infrastructure.
Do animals balance the risks and rewards of roads? Using field and GPS data from elk, researchers find they modulate their selection for foraging resources with the risks they experience relative to roads when travelling 🦌🛣️🦌
doi.org/10.1111/1365-2656.13…
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🚨🚨🚨!!!ALERT ALERT!!! 🚨🚨🚨
@DanMacnulty and I are recruiting a Ph.D. student to lead research on food web ecology and trophic cascades in northern Yellowstone! 🐺🦌🌱 (Based at @QCNRUSU). Please check out the ad if interested, and share if you can!
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Looking for a PhD opportunity? This could be you! 👇🏽
My lab group is searching for 2 new PhD students interested in the demography and movement ecology of elephant seals to join us at UC Santa Cruz!
roxannebeltran.sites.ucsc.ed…
Application deadline Nov 1.
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My lab group is searching for a new 🚨POSTDOC to work on life history trade-offs or fitness consequences of environmental change using an incredible long-term mark-recapture dataset on elephant seals at @ucsc. Review date 8/24. recruit.ucsc.edu/JPF01586
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New paper out: "Wherever I may roam—Human activity alters movements of red deer (Cervus elaphus) and elk (Cervus canadensis) across two continents" congrats to @SteffenMumme for a great effort!
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Come work with me at @FieldFutures to build the movement for safe, equitable, and inclusive fieldwork !
This is a part-time position but tons of opportunities to grow with the program. Please share!
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We did it! We quantified grooming in baboons using accelerometry and machine learning! royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
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Incredibly excited to share some recent work from @UWyoPiEE on migrating mule deer! This was a huge effort that required years of data and would not have been possible without all coauthors and collaborators from the @BLMNational and @WGFD!
nature.com/articles/s41467-0…
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🥳Hi #ScienceTwitter! The Black & Indigenous Scholars in Mammalogy Award is now open for applications - due March 15th. This is an initiative by #BlackMammalogists Week and @Mammalogists- fundraised for by our supporters!
Please share widely!
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