Hello from the Biome Health Project UCL team! 👋 We are made up of professors, post-docs, PhD and Masters students. 👨‍🎓 Over the coming weeks we will be introducing our team members, giving you an insight into what we all do. Stay tuned! instagr.am/p/CPTFP3-DjcS/

Happy #WorldOceanDay! We are celebrating the impressive diversity of #marine #wildlife by sharing this amazing video from our #coralreef field site in #fiji. How many species can you spot?🐟🦈🐠 World Ocean Day WWF UK #marineconservation

Our latest Biome Health team meeting - 5 people, 5 nationalities, 4 countries! 🇰🇪🇬🇧🇳🇵🇺🇲🇧🇷 #collaboration #conservation #science instagr.am/p/CQYTZIEAcCg/

Congratulations Kate E. Jones 🦇 UCL Biosciences whose global team has won a £1m award at #TheTrinityChallenge @JoinTTC's inaugural event. The project will predict the risk of diseases transmitting from animals to humans, helping prevent future pandemics: ucl.ac.uk/news/2021/jun/…

Over the next few weeks we are going to introduce the members of the Biome Health Project. But first, we are remembering the late founders of this project. Dr. Ben Collen originally conceptualised the Biome Health Project and was awarded funding from WWF… instagr.am/p/CQtJCfqg2Vb/

JOB ALERT! Looking for a postdoc to come and work on a multidisciplinary project using #citizenscience and #AI for astrophysics 🔭, ecology 🦇 AND cell biology 🧬 with the amazing chrislintott The Zooniverse, me UCL Centre for Biodiversity & Environment Research and Rosalind Franklin Institute my.corehr.com/pls/uoxrecruit…

Just as the Biome Health Project Kenyan field team gear up for 2021 field season - I am looking wistfully at previous years camera trap shots wishing we could go too :( UCL Centre for Biodiversity & Environment Research

Slightly harder than anticipated to access our ⁦Biome Health Project⁩ sampling locations in Maasai Mara this year! Amazing work by Kenyan team ⁦UCL Centre for Biodiversity & Environment Research⁩ ⁦Institute for Global Prosperity⁩

We would like to say a huge thank you to our #Kenya team for all their hard work setting up #cameratraps this year. Here is a photo from our online training sessions led by Guilherme B Ferreira and all our camera traps before going to the field. Very excited to see the results👀📸🦁🐘

****JOB ALERT**** Ecology Teaching Lecturer at UCL Centre for Biodiversity & Environment Research UCL - come and work with us in our new interdisciplinary #PeopleandNatureLab at #UCLEast tinyurl.com/4aj9rn2w Deadline - 24th Sept - Pls RT! #ecologydatascience #citizenscience

We would like to say a huge thank you to our #Kenya team for all their hard work setting up #cameratraps this year. For the first time, team members from UCL gave training sessions online, led by Guilherme Braga Ferreira. Very excited to see the results… instagr.am/p/CTRyBDKq9xv/

Really enjoyed attending (from afar) the #JointDTPConf2021 this week - and very excited that my a poster won a prize! I will share it here soon 👀 Biome Health Project UCL Centre for Biodiversity & Environment Research

OUR TEAM: Leading the Biome Health team are our amazing PIs and Post-docs. They keep the project ticking and manage the big picture aims and goals of the project. In this post: 🌳 Professor Kate Jones is the director of the Biome Health Project. She … instagr.am/p/CTzceVgK-l8/

Very proud to have contributed to this important report through Biome Health Project Status and trends of coral reefs and associated coastal habitats in Fiji’s Great Sea Reef Download for free here wwfpacific.org/?uNewsID=373500 Nick Dunn Jonathan Greenslade Daniel Bayley Olivia

New Biome Health Project paper out today! Using 📸 trap data from Bardia NP in Nepal, we show how the #bufferzone system is working for mammals that live there Guilherme B Ferreira Kate E. Jones 🦇 Emily K. Madsen Dol Raj Thanet WWF UK sciencedirect.com/science/articl…