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New from JRR: Buechley et al. found high rates of rodenticide exposure in adult American Kestrels sampled in the Salt Lake City metro area The Peregrine Fund HawkWatch International eurekalert.org/news-releases/… #RaptorResearch

We (The Peregrine Fund, ඞ, and VulPro) developed a simple way to combine disparate and non-overlapping population trends into a single population index. 1/n sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

McClure et al. (2023) Conserving the evolutionary history of birds Conservation Biology doi.org/10.1111/cobi.1… | McClure 🦅🦉🦤 Igor Berkunsky Evan R. Buechley The Peregrine Fund Steffen Oppel ඞ @_LJSutton @rikkigumbs EDGE of Existence | #ornithology

First time in 30 yrs, cheetah spotted: Djibouti, Africa! Congrats Çağan H. Şekercioğlu lab alums Mark Chynoweth, Prof. Utah State University and Evan R. Buechley, VP Conservation (International) The Peregrine Fund, and grad student, @dave_blountNews News: attheu.utah.edu/research/are-c… University of Utah College of Science

We ranked all bird species by conservation priority. Here’s how we did it and what we found. Illustrations are by Bryce W. Robinson. 🧵

Long shot question here: Is the location of a study ever recorded in #bibliometrics? This seems so essential, especially in ecology, but not regularly indexed in published papers. Am I missing something?

New study shows which countries have the greatest responsibility & need better international agreements, for the conservation of evolutionary history of #seabirds, raptors & parrots NEW PAPER by Christopher McClure et al in Conservation Biology👉conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/co… | #Ornithology

Looking for a #PhDposition ? Apply for the Gulf of Guinea Research Program. Live in Portugal, do fieldwork in Africa and take your classes in english. Tuition waiver & stipend. 79% of eligible applicants were accepted in 2022. #ornithology #biodiversity jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/search/?keywor…

The last day for scientific sessions started with Darcy Ogada's keynote speech, shedding light on drivers of poisoning and its effects on African and migratory European vulture populations. Solutions also provided. ➡️ 4vultures.org/blog/dr-darcy-… Insights below⬇️ #Vultures2023

Interested in working in South Africa on Raptors??? We are recruiting for a post-doctoral quantitative raptor ecologist to work FitzPatrick Ins with Megan Murgatroyd and myself on a range of raptor projects. Details here: science.uct.ac.za/fitzpatrick/fi… please RT #ornithology #Ecology

our new paper - out today - getting some media coverage- Birds of prey in Africa experiencing population collapse, study finds. Paper here: theguardian.com/environment/20…

New paper shows 88% of 42 African raptor species have declined over last 20–40 yrs. Declines were greatest in W Africa, and more than twice as severe outside of protected areas than within. nature.com/articles/s4155…

📢#Breaking: New Report Shows Widespread Population Declines of African #Raptors. The paper prepared by an international team of researchers was published in NatureEcoEvo today. Learn more here➡️ cms.int/en/news/new-re…

New paper out documenting drastic declines in African raptors. Story here: nationalgeographic.com/animals/articl… The Peregrine Fund National Geographic

Just less than a week to apply for this post-doc to work on African Raptors with myself and Megan Murgatroyd in Cape Town. Please RT and share with anyone you think might be interested in applying. Open to all - including international applicants!

Tracked migratory birds are documenting their own deaths along the African-Eurasian flyway. Energy infrastructure, illegal killing & poisoning to blame, outstripping natural mortality causes in tracked raptors, storks & cranes. #Ornithology doi.org/10.1016/j.bioc…

Dr. Lily-Arison René de Roland is the Winner of the 2025 Indy Prize! 🌏 His conservation leadership has brought back multiple species from the brink of extinction & community-based approach has protected vital habitats. ✨ Learn more about his work -> bit.ly/43u8YfS

A huge honor for one of the world’s most important conservationists. Huge congratulations to Dr. Lily!