Proud new PhD graduates Drs Heather Inzalaco and @baraxzee featured on the @UWMadison website. I love those smiles! Congratulations!! wisc.edu/
Back @UAlbanyBiology to see the batty @Myotis_sep7 and @CaseyPendergast successfully defend! Terrific job, Dr Hoff and Master Pendergast!
@CaseyPendergast wowed us with insights into how mild coastal climates and winter-available insects promote northern myotis survival through hibernation despite white-nose syndrome infections
@Myotis_sep7 detailed northern myotis ecology, behavior and infection around and including hibernation, and how host-pathogen interactions mediated by a moderate coastal climate support survival of this species despite white-nose syndrome in the periphery of its range.
Matt Hunsaker successful defended his MS on movement ecology of male white-tailed deer in Wisconsin bright and early this morning. Awesome job, Matt! 🦌 🦌 🦌 @UW_FWEcology 🦌 🦌 🦌
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Is analyzing tons of data your idea of a good time? Then have I got the postdoc for you! @Sweilab is looking for a postdoc in vector ecology to study host community impacts on tick-borne disease ecology: sites.google.com/view/sweila…
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Celebrating Black History Month: USGS Wildlife Disease Coordinator Camille Hopkins usgs.gov/news/featured-story…
I'm really proud of this new paper by @baraxzee and colleagues estimating the lifespan of anthrax environmental reservoirs. The unique dataset, the cool findings, and coauthors allowing me the cute title (do you get* it?!) @UW_FWEcology @USGSCoopUnits
doi.org/10.1016/j.resmic.202…
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Please RT! Postdoctoral Fellow position with Dr. Larissa Bailey at Colorado State University: Structured Decision Making for Managing Chronic Wasting Disease jobs.colostate.edu/postings/…, preferred deadline is tomorrow but accepting applications through Dec. 15
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Excited to announce our search for an Assistant Professor of Wildlife Disease Ecology! Join a great group in a great place to work with wildlife! Official announcement here: jobs.nmsu.edu/postings/48732
Found dog near Loganville, WI, took to Humane Society in Baraboo @LostDogsofWisc
madison.craigslist.org/laf/d…
Reminder that the deadline is approaching for the Assistant Unit Leader position at the WI Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit / @UW_FWEcology. Come join the CRU program and the UW-Madison community!
Job alert in Wisconsin closes 11/25/22! Recruiting a Ph.D., wildlife quantitative ecology focus.
Public: usajobs.gov/job/685128000
Feds/other: usajobs.gov/job/685127500
Wendy Turner retweeted
Why do zebras have such striking, conspicuous, black & white stripes? This >150-yr-old mystery, puzzled over by Darwin & many others before him, still isn’t solved. But one hypothesis is in the lead. Hint: it's not predator confusion, thermoregulation, or camouflage (1/9)
Unicorn research faculty position open with @USGSCoopUnits and @UW_FWEcology for a quantitative wildlife ecologist/biologist as the Assistant Unit Leader! Come join us!
Non-federal employees: usajobs.gov/job/685128000
Current federal employees: usajobs.gov/job/685127500
What is the CRU program, you ask yourself? It's the sweet spot at the research intersection among partners with the federal government, state government, university and various other agency partners:
www1.usgs.gov/coopunits/
Wendy Turner retweeted
Job alert!! USGS Research Ecologist/Wildlife Biologist @ the Colorado CRU! Closes 11/4/22.
Public: usajobs.gov/job/681377300
Feds/other: usajobs.gov/job/681377600
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Do you teach or advise promising undergraduate students who learned #fieldtechnqiues with you in the last six months? Nominate them for paid ESA-USGS summer internships and transform their lives: esa.org/nextgencareers/usgsf…
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