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Get asked this a lot. Intermissions in longer films. In my opinion you should just go piss, mate. Not a big deal if you need to. If you love the movie you’ll see it again some time and there’ll be a minute or two for you to enjoy for the first time.

The scale of the fires currently burning across northern Australia is pretty unfathomable. This animation visualises just the last two months of fire captured by #DEAHotspots - for context, the map covers an area larger than France, Spain and Germany combined...

This project was co-funded by the Minderoo Foundation under the Ocean Discovery and Restoration Program.

Very happy to have my 2nd PhD chapter published in Movement Ecology! We used GPS collars and accelerometers to investigate the movement and energy use of northern quolls living in a mining landscape. Read the paper here: doi.org/10.1186/s40462…

📝New quoll paper is out! 🧬 Declining populations of northern quolls will lose genetic diversity through time. If we strategically conserve at least eight populations across Australia, we can prevent the loss of > 90 % of that diversity! doi.org/10.1016/j.bioc…

Come work with us! Funded PhD projects from species- to ecosystem-level conservation Ecological Applications Ecological Society of Australia AusHerpetology BirdLife Australia BirdLife International

Wrapping up an epic trip to study carbon flows in Patagonian kelp forests, some of the last pristine marine forests on 🌍. A great collaboration between Conservation Intl Centro IDEAL! Thanks for showing me around Iván, Mauricio Palacios, Dayane Osman & Jaime 😃 📸IG @Jaime_flb

#KJMartuRangers used #TraditionalKnowledge of #Wiminyji (#NorthernQuoll) habitats + expert #TrackingSkills to locate sites with recent activity. They installed sensor cameras to capture insights into the Wiminyji population in these areas + their social interactions.

Harry Moore uncovering quoll mysteries 😀 Northern quoll research uncovers puzzling midnight nap behaviour abc.net.au/news/2024-04-2… via ABC Australia

Our new paper is out! Evaluating reintroduction trials for two extinct in the wild lizards …lpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ac…

Good news! 🔬 The Yinnietharra rock dragon is one of the most poorly known of the threatened priority species, but a new project received funding to help protect it. 🦎 #UWA UWA Research School of Biological Sciences, UWA @dcceew @tscommissoner Curtin University Western Australian Museum bit.ly/4dQe0Gz

Underwater rivers ferry large volumes of seaweed from shallow seas into the deep, where its carbon is stored naturally, writes experts from UWA. theconversation.com/buried-kelp-se…

Great work! @GLinley2 @BiodiversityGuy nytimes.com/2024/06/06/sci…

🚨New research from my PhD 🦎 By radio-tracking lizards, we found thermal conditions strongly influenced microhabitat choice, highlighting that ectotherms require access to several different microhabitat types to navigate thermal landscapes. We also found…. 1/2

We’re thrilled to announce the winner of the 2024 Australian Ecology Research Award is @BiodiversityGuy. Professor of Ecology at Charles Sturt University and expert in fire ecology #ecology #bushfires #conservation #wildoz #charlessturtuni #biodiversity

What’s that? Some good news regarding top end mammal populations? No decline on Australia’s 5th largest island (Bathurst) but ongoing decline on adjacent Melville (our largest island after Tassie). Great work Georgie Neave! Brett Murphy Sam Banks publish.csiro.au/WR/WR24039#ftl…

Our new paper examines how Pilbara mammal occurrence varies with fire history. Most species are negatively correlated with fire frequency and some are positively correlated with long-unburnt habitat and pyrodiversity. With old mate @BiodiversityGuy fireecology.springeropen.com/articles/10.11…

New paper from Dr Anna Cresswell ! 📄✨ C~scape, a coral metacommunity model, captures fine-scale coral dynamics across reefs. Case study from the Great Barrier Reef shows its value for management and restoration. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Months of heat and record low rainfall drove some species to seek refuge in the city where they could still find water and food Harry Moore Dr Anna Cresswell UWA @UWAresearc. theconversation.com/in-a-record-br…

Phone conversations with Harry Moore over summer often went along the lines of ‘Guess what I just saw?’ ‘Black-shouldered kite.’ 🦅 Along with other birders we were noticing an unusually high number of certain bird species. We set out to investigate with eBird data: