Thanks to the Aust Soc for Para, I got to chat Sarcoptes scabiei and bare nosed wombats at #2023ASP conference in Darwin!

This is the best possible sight when you open a trap's door. 😍 When I started helping out on #fieldwork with #TasmanianDevils in 2010, we'd get a devil in nearly every trap. But in recent years, we can have days without finding a single one. #Tasmania #MammalWatching #WildOz

I am recruiting a #PhDstudent to investigate #disease dynamics and reproductive health in #ocelots in South #Texas. The student will be co-advised by my fantastic colleague Chris Kozakiewicz ! Link: shorturl.at/jwzC9 #diseaseecology #PhD #Assistantship #felid #wildlifedisease

Bird of the Year 2023!! Tasmania’s blue gum forests are alive with their calls right now - the only way that continues into the future is if we stop destroying them theguardian.com/environment/20…

It’s baby quoll season!! This tiny Eastern Quoll has just become independent 😎

That’s a wrap - devil trapping for the year done! Last devil of the trip was Hades, a 2023 juvenile.

I'm hiring a postdoc to work on epidemiological models at the human-deer interface in partnership with USDA APHIS. To apply: 1) visit humanresources.umn.edu/jobs, 2) “Apply for a job today”, and 3) search for Job ID 358672. ESAdisease Ecology

Quooooooooooooooooll!!!!

Spotlighting for wombats (and mange) across NSW has brought me to some beautiful parts of the country! Currently in the Blue Mountains, on the lands of the Dharug and Gundungurra peoples. I can see why wombats want to live here 🤭

It’s International Tasmanian Devil Day! #internationaltasmaniandevilday

Postdoc in Wildlife Disease Control focused on sarcoptic mange, available in my lab Odum School of Ecology (no longer monitored) CEID

I’m looking for a postdoc (quantitative wildlife ecologist) to join our team to estimate white-tailed deer density and group size using camera traps (with implications for pathogen spread). hr.myu.umn.edu/jobs/ext/361827

My institution is hiring an Endowed Chair in Rangeland and Restoration Research - come join our team in S. TX at the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute & Texas A&M Univ.-Kingsville! Details here: shorturl.at/trXp7 #TenureTrack #Rangeland #Restoration #AcademicJob

One of Australia’s smallest marsupials has been spotted in Victoria for the first time in 11 years. The Giles’ planigale, not seen since 2013 in Victoria, was found in the Murray Sunset National Park by DEECA scientists, an area impacted by major flooding a year ago. The

Are you a recent conservation graduate dreaming of working to protect Australia’s wildlife and their habitats? Apply for our 2025 Ecology Internships Program 👉 australianwildlife.org/work-with-awc/… 📷 J Palmer, B Leue, T Sayers, K Lowe/AWC #AWC #AustralianWildlife #Ecology #Internship

📢JOB ALERT: We are recruiting a 3-year postdoc in infectious disease dynamics at Royal Veterinary College (RVC) to join our highly collaborative US-UK EEID project on virus dynamics in wildlife populations. See advert for further info: bit.ly/3N2TbM8 Deadline Nov 3rd🦠🐭🧬

CLOSING SOON: Postdoc (Hatfield/London, UK) Infectious disease dynamics with metaviromic data with Jayna Raghwani Christina Faust @bahanbug @HassellJm at RVC More details: iddjobs.org/jobs/postdocto…

Join our #ASPSeminar this Friday 15 Nov 4pm AEDT, with speakers Elise Ringwaldt University of Tasmania #wildlifepathogens and Long Huynh University of Melbourne #antimalarialresistance Elise Ringwaldt Long Huynh Emma McHugh Science at Melbourne Stuart Ralph parasite.org.au/blog/asp-onlin… for the link and more information.

I’ll be chatting about terrible marsupial haircuts and the parasites behind them! If you’re interested check out the ASP link 😎🦠

I am wombat, hear me roar. #WombatWednesday #fieldwork #Tasmania #wombats #MammalWatching #WildOz #wombat