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Do you want up to $1500 for research or science communication or training on mammals? check out our Am Soc Mammalogists's Black & Indigenous Scholars Award! Due October 15th!! mammalsociety.org/form/black-ind…

Research postdoc position on predators-prey (carnivores-ungulates) relationships. University of Bern (Conservation Biology). Please distribute as broadly as you can.

There's only a few days left to apply for the Holsworth Wildlife Research Endowment! Pictured is round 1 recipient PJ, researching tiger sharks along east coast Australia. (ocean__alley on IG) Apply by Sep 30: tinyurl.com/5b8uhaam #grants #ecology #postgrad #PhD #research

NEW exciting PhD or Postdoc position: Automated estimation of species populations Essential Biodiversity Variables from camera trapping Application deadline: 16.10.2024 iDiv Biodiversity Research WildINTEL wildintel.eu/news Details here 👇 verwaltung.uni-halle.de/dezern3/Aussch…

After over tens of thousands of votes and hundreds of thousands of dollars raised across the competition, Australia has crowned the glamorous Greater Glider as the The Project's Marsupial of the Year for 2024!

Pine martens are back in the South West of England after more than 100 years! Fifteen pine martens—eight females and seven males—were released at secret spots on Dartmoor. Catch up on the full story here 👉buff.ly/3XO4mgL

Listen to & respect *all* voices. Provide sufficient investment for non-lethal methods & tools to protect livestock. Protect Australia’s largest (aside from us) land-based predator, the dingo, & its cultural & ecological values. theguardian.com/environment/20… By @StockPetra

📢 New publication! AWMS member Cheryl Lohr and colleagues have recently published a paper exploring the importance of partnering and engaging with Traditional Owners in Australian conservation translocations. Read the paper: doi.org/10.1071/WR24053

The diversity of mammal species through time and space is fascinating! Did you know that the modern giraffe is just one of many species that have existed, and indeed giraffe relatives were one the dominant group of large herbivores in Pakistan 🦒🤓 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

Fieldwork help today, 10/10 👌 #fieldwork #ecology #tilesurveys #conservation #workingdogs

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Fabulous news - #artificialhollows installed by our team occupied by #leadbeaterspossums within two weeks! #hollowsashomes

Ross Goldingay's research article, 'Rodents may be important pollinators of banksias in subtropical Australia', was published last year in #AusMammalogy, the journal of The Australian Mammal Society, which Ross is also the Editor-in-Chief of. publish.csiro.au/AM/AM23019

30 years ago, AWC’s translocation program commenced at Karakamia Wildlife Sanctuary (WA). Since then, the translocation program has expanded considerably. Find out more about the outcomes it has achieved in our FREE magazine Wildlife Matters 👉 bit.ly/AWC-WM48-trans…

This week at work, we're conducting a pitfall trapping survey at Australian Wildlife Conservancy's Paruna Sanctuary on Noongar Country to assess drought effects on the sanctuary's small mammals. We caught this adorable grey-bellied dunnart (Sminthopsis griseoventer) in a trap this morning.

The final translocation in Mt Gibson Wildlife Sanctuary’s ambitious, decade-long Mammal Restoration Project is complete! The last cohort of Chuditch were released last week, marking the end of a project which aimed to return 10 species to WA’s Wheatbelt. bit.ly/WA-Mammal-Rest…

Better late than never getting this posted... Registrations are open @ trybooking.com/CWVJW for the South Coast Threatened Species Forum in Albany November 29-December 1 . It's shaping up to be a great series of events so hope to see you there 🙂

'Catastrophic declines’: massive data haul reveals why so many plants and animals suffer after fire. Based on Don Driscoll et al.'s paper out now in nature nature.com/articles/s4158… theconversation.com/catastrophic-d…

Don't miss this one! Many mammal focussed chapters from some familiar faces!