SciGlow Outback.eco ANU Media Long Term Ecology There are standing 'chimney' trees in the paddocks here from Ash Wednesday fires. If left then give stock rubbing posts & bats shelter to over winter.
Showed kids a colony tree & we counted 80 microbats in just one.
The trunks might look untidy but 1 bat eats a lot of mozzies.

Illegal logging on Victoria’s steep slopes putting lives at risk @anumedia Long Term Ecology sciglow.com/other/illegal-… #SciGlow #other #economics #forest

Scientists begin to measure the heavy toll of Australia's #bushfires on wildlife. Ecologist David Lindenmayer of Long Term Ecology joins RN Breakfast.
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Good morning #BES2019 community!!
Interested in ecological restoration?

Submit your paper!

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Editors: Michael Morrison, David #Lindenmayer (
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Wildlife needs fire-damaged and dead trees after fires @anumedia Long Term Ecology sciglow.com/biology/wildli… #SciGlow #biology #biodiversity #forest

Rakali (Water Rat) from Horseshoe Lagoon this arvo in #Albury

A very special native Australian rodent. #WildOz

It’s not all about scenery and flowers though. Crimson Chats are breeding near Oaklands!! And in a shelterbelt no less! This new dad has just picked up a variety pack of insect for the kids. #WildOz

A few choice scenes from bird surveys this morning. The Drumsticks (Craspedia globosa) were absolutely going off! #WildOz

Up early again today for more bird surveys near Morven.

Cranking sunrise for bird surveys near Eurongilly this morning!

Dave Smith, one of our field ecologists is leading a bird walk and talk in Urana on Wed 6/11. The walk will be followed by a bbq breakfast (provided). All welcome - register at the link below.

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How can we improve the field of ecological restoration?

How to develop and transfer knowledge for practical applications?

Editors: Michael Morrison, David #Lindenmayer (Long Term Ecology) & Leonard Brennan

Info & Submissions: fro.ntiers.in/RestorEco
Manuscript Deadline: Dec. 5th

Are you a sheep producer in Australia? We want to hear from you – please take our survey that aims to put a dollar figure on the value of on-farm native vegetation for lamb survival Sheep Producers Australia greeningaustralia.org.au/valuing-natura…

Nother day nother Delma. Also lots of Crevice Skinks (Egernia striolata) and Marbled Geckos (Christinus marmoratus) #NanangroeStudy

Good day of herping on #NanangroeStudy today. 13 species, belting views and great weather 👌

We’re in #Booderee for bird and herp surveys this week, which means it’s time for my annual Waratah appreciation tweet. #Proteaceae

I’m feeling more “quollified” now I have a paper published on quolls :) Thanks to all who've supported this project (& paper). Our paper looks at the lessons we learnt from the 1st reintroduction to the wild on mainland Australia: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

It’s been a difficult few weeks. We lost Dr Dave Blair - a colleague and friend. Dave’s contribution to forest science and his community was recognised in the Australian senate on Tuesday night. You can watch below.

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Are you interested in #reintroduction biology and #threatenedspecies ? New #PhD project available ANU Fenner School working with Prof David Lindenmayer, myself and our fantastic team. Applications close 31/8 for international and 31/10 for domestic students. wp.me/P91gJz-20

This week we’re planting threatened Yass Daisies in trial plots under a range of grazing regimes. They’ll join 3 other species planted previously. We’ll monitor their progress to learn more about how they respond to grazing and how to reestablish forb communities on farms.