Beyond thrilled to share the new Urban Wildlife Information Network paper out today in PNASNews where we show that gentrification drives patterns of wildlife diversity in cities. #urbanecology #cameratrapping #mammals 🧵1/14
pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pn…

New publication alert! This article came from a conversation about how different color morphs are treated differently.

Congratulations co-lead authors Tyus D. Williams & Sam Kreling.

link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Publication dropped today! We investigated how novel colorations in different wildlife species elicit varying responses in people influencing human-wildlife interactions. Major thanks to all my co-authors especially my co-lead Sam Kreling. Great job!
link.springer.com/article/10.100…

🐺A perfect reason to come to the 'Coexisting with Wildlife' panel + Q&A on 4/3🐺

Feat. experts from the Snoqualmie Tribe, Seattle Urban Carnivore Project, Woodland Park Zoo, Issaquah, Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife and Sam Kreling from the UW Purgh Lab.

Reserve your spot: bit.ly/4aswR8v

out today in People and Nature, we present a framework for understanding the social and ecological factors that shape the type and location of data sources like iNaturalist and eBird!!

co-led with Dr. Elizabeth Carlen and made with lots of folks!!

thread 👇🏽
besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pa…

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my 1st dissertation chapter is out in Environmental Science & Technology Journals! We not only show that redlined areas face high levels of environmental hazards, but within their own city, they face disproportionately higher hazards than non-redlined areas.

check it out!

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pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

Check out my new lab website to learn about the research I'm working on, graduate student opportunities, and some cool pictures of wildlife (and my dog)! 🐺🫎🐧

clarkwolflab.com

I’ve been involved in a lot of Washington wildlife recovery and reintroduction stories over the past decade: wolves, wolverines, pronghorn, Canada lynx, fishers, seemingly endless debates over grizzly bears. More than once it’s been asked: what about the most charismatic…

Absolutely ecstatic to receive the first printed versions of our book

Christopher Schell, amazing colleagues, & I assembled this book to showcase the 'why' and 'how' of equitably/justly conserving biodiversity in our cities and suburbs

DM me for a discount!

global.oup.com/academic/produ…

Over the moon to share the cornerstone of my PhD dissertation

Animals as sentinels of the environment; aka can animals predict weather?!
nature.com/articles/s4155…

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Come work with me with wolves 🐺

New paper alert! Led by Jessalyn Ayers, we explored how #wildlife respond to wildfire #smoke using #cameratraps and atmospheric smoke models. Check out Olivia V. Sanderfoot's thread to learn more! #OpenAccess

Catching up on some posting backlog...

Thanks to the Seattle Channel and CityStream and Ian Devier for the well-done piece about #coexisting with urban #coyotes in Seattle!

Sam Kreling

seattlechannel.org/CityStream/seg…

'Women's careers are hurt more by having babies than men's careers are for sexually assaulting their coworkers'.
In response to our survey, I've had ppl ask 'What do we do?'.

Hold ppl accountable for their actions and stop glorifying/protecting them b/c they 'do good science'

#Poland has reported outbreaks of #AvianInfluenza in domestic cats, with multiple deaths throughout the country. Suspected cases should be isolated from other pets, & those handling them should wear appropriate personal protective equipment.

Learn more: offlu.org/wp-content/upl…

One baby rattler successfully relocated off my parents property and to a nice vacant lot w good habitat

Got to make this awesome salad using all home grown ingredients (minus vinegar and tofu) + a nice garden bouquet

We've seen the bison photos but what about Jackrabbit drives?
>100,000s of jackrabbits ended this way in the early 1900s to make way for cattle

Source: University of Southern California Libraries & California Historical Society

Urban Ecologist, faculty position, LA Area (CSU Dominguez Hills)

This looks like a GREAT job. Come to LA and join our awesome ecology community.

careers.csudh.edu/en-us/job/5281…

⭐️Double job advert alert!⭐️
We are seeking a #PhD student and a #Postdoc to work on communication and collective behavior in animal groups, using our exciting new #biologging datasets! Join us Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior Universität Konstanz
More info 👇 and at cocomo.group/join