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US-American animal behaviour researcher Professor Margaret C. Crofoot, PhD, has accepted the call to the Alexander von Humboldt Professorship for Organismal Interactions at the University of Konstanz: bit.ly/2P67or6 #unikonstanz #collectivebehaviour Humboldt-Stiftung

Bhutan Takin, VU on the IUCN RL and a lesser studied ungulate of the Himalayas. We collared this male back in 2013 as a part of a movement ecology study led by @UWICER . Described as a weird animal with a goat’s head and a cattle’s body, Takin is the national animal of Bhutan.

We have three volumes of Bhutan's conservation stories. These are stories (that came in Bhutan's print media) related to Bhutan's conservation from 1967. We now have these for sale #Bhutan #conservation #environment #forestry

Scientists are betting on a new system to alert us to impending earthquakes: birds wearing tiny backpacks on.natgeo.com/2B2bNq3

Millions of straw coloured fruit bats returning to their roost at Kasanka National Park. So incredible!

A straw coloured fruit bat takes off at Kasanka National Park with a new, light weight long term #ICARUS GPS tag. This amazing tech will tell us where these bats migrate & show how important they are to African ecosystems.

Our 2018 joint retreat, in the Max Planck Institute for Ornithology @IMPRS_OrgBio Collective Behavior Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior Max Planck Society @unikonstanz

Great vid about cutting edge animal movement research by Meg Crofoot as she gets ready to move her lab to @unikonstanz (including great footage from Rob Nelson) youtu.be/r391SypQsQE

Thanks to @richvn and the editors @NatureNews for including my story on Martin Wikelski & Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior on their list of top #longform #science stories of 2018! nature.com/articles/d4158…

Martin Wikelski thrilling the room at Natural Science Museum of Berlin. The internet of animals getting real? Martin Wikelski

Martin Wikelski talking about the #internetofanimals great talk and great location at the @MfNBerlin

Dem Schnabel nach: Die Movebank sammelt Daten von Zugvögeln und wandernden Tieren weltweit. Auch Bürger können sich über eine App beteiligen 🦅🦇 🐘 🦈 ⁦Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior⁩ #citizenscience sueddeutsche.de/bayern/sz-brac…

WissenschaftlerInnen des Tierbeobachtungssystems Icarus haben in Namibia Geparden, Elefanten & andere Großsäuger mit elektronischen Ohrmarken ausgestattet. Die Beobachtung aus dem All soll z.B. zu Maßnahmen für den Artenschutz führen. ow.ly/1ucV50k53Ed Forschungsverbund Berlin

Predation attempts in nature are hard to observe - this is a fantastic one that help us calibrate our 3D-acceleration observations on White storks. Be careful walking in tall grass!! focus.de/8909001 via FOCUS online

Deutschland hat seit den 1980ern einen Großteil der Insekten & Vögel verloren. Wir unterstützen daher das Volksbegehren zur Änderung des bayerischen Naturschutzgesetzes. youtu.be/4B3811W6Bho Max Planck Society Martin Wikelski #Bayern #VolksbegehrenArtenvielfalt #biodiversity

…ementecologyjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11… How different population of migratory birds can mix? Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior Martin Wikelski #movementecology

Already great #IPBES7 Coverage in Germany: "Big success for #nature #conservation!" Rob Spaull ipbes Kirsten Schuijt WWF News sueddeutsche.de/wissen/artensc…

Glückwunsch an das Team des Kardinal-Frings-Gymnasiums in Bonn: Ihr Projekt zur Lichtverschmutzung wurde auf der Insel Mainau zum Sieger des bundesweiten Schulwettbewerbs „Beschützer der Erde 2.0“ des @dlr_de, des Max-Planck-Instituts für Ornithologie und der #unikonstanz gekürt.

Just hanging out in Upington airport on the way back from the Kalahari, open up a random airline magazine lying around and it's a feature article on #ICARUSinitiative! It really is global! Migration Dept., Max Planck Inst. Animal Behavior