Barometric geolocators are game changers when in comes to tracking small birds! Read our new perspective paper lead by Garrett Rhyne in Ornithology: doi.org/10.1093/ornith… | #ornithology #birdmigrtion | Raphaël Nussbaumer Vogelwarte_Science

Lesson from this fun collab: don’t be afraid to reach out for advice from subject experts (e.g. Tim Lucas), even if you’ve never met them 📚💻

'...if you want your science to have an impact on policy, you need to work with people affected by the policy.'

Mark Mallory, Arctic Science Journal co-Editor, reflects on all facets of his life—from research and collaboration to folk music and family ow.ly/YHkO50QXOXX

📢 Breaking news! The deadline to submit an abstract for #AFOSCOWOS24 has been EXTENDED to March 29. We hope you'll share your #ornithology with us this summer! afoscowos2024.org/call-for-abstr…

Please share: I’m advertising two PhD/postdoc positions in my group, exciting projects and great teams:
1. Comparing repro metrics across scales in waterfowl (Matt Dyson): jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9…

2. Quantifying the cost of reverse/risky migrations: jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9…

📣IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Registration for #AFOSCOWOS24 is now open! Early bird rates are available until May 31. We're so excited to see you this summer! afoscowos2024.org/registration/

#DUPodcast : Ep. 558 – Adventures on the High Seas with Polar Expeditionist and Ornithological Badass, Dr. Sarah Gutowsky

First-time guest and recent Ducks Unlimited CAN postdoctoral researcher, Dr. Sarah Gutowsky (@halibirdnerd), joins Dr. Mike Brasher for a trip around the world studying…

Attention procrastinators: The deadline to submit an abstract for #AFOSCOWOS24 is one week from today! #ornithology afoscowos2024.org/call-for-abstr…

What a great initiative this #InternationalWomensDay to highlight and connect women #seabirders across the world! #seabirds #ornithology

Just out in #OpenAccess in Arctic Science Journal ! The history of #seabird research at the Prince Leopold Island field station in #Nunavut ; with Dr. Jennifer Provencher Grant Gilchrist Dr. Sarah Gutowsky and others

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Terrible news from South Georgia - #HPAI has spread to Wandering #albatrosses . 50 adult birds died so far #seabirds #avianflu acap.aq/latest-news/hi…

The second chapter of my PhD is now published #OpenAccess in BOU 👩🏻‍🏫👨🏿‍🏫🧕🏽👳🏽‍♂️ 🌈!

‘Using citizen science image analysis to measure #seabird phenology’➡️ doi.org/10.1111/ibi.13…

#seabird s #ornithology #CitizenScience #CitSci
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We're now accepting applications for our ✨Student Research Awards. Visit our linktree for more info: linktr.ee/scosoc

Herye, herye! LPBO is Hiring. Spread the word like mayonnaise nation-wide! Link in bio and birdscanada.org/long-point-bir…

Photos: Earl Hartlen Photography, Finn O'Hara, Ellie Zantboer, and Andrew Jacobs.

#ornithology #migration #longpoint Birds Canada

SEASIDE 2024 Applications go live at 9 AM Tues Jan 30th! Go to dal.ca/faculty/scienc…! #HandsOn #ExperientialLearning #FieldWork #LabWork Dalhousie Marine Biology Dalhousie Science

🚨 Big life update! 🚨 My time has come... tomorrow morning I officially join the Environment Canada team working with #CWS on the Wildlife Monitoring & Assessment Team, where my focus will be #seabirds ! I have very big feelings about it all, but suffice to say, its a dream job 💖

According to Dr. LeaGrie, photographic proof was required that we're SCO-SOC twinsies! Get your cute #bird merch today at the links in her post ❤️🐦

Join our flock! We’re now hiring Field Technicians for various roles in Ontario, and Newfoundland. And we will be adding even more jobs from across the country in the coming weeks. Please share this far and wide! birdscanada.org/about-us/job-o…

In 2021 we conducted a membership survey to gather data on member demographics and identify areas for growth. We are now running a 2nd survey to track our progress and collect feedback on how to serve you better. Members, please complete the survey today: forms.gle/7s4sgG9frw8DGK…

This weekend we lost a legend of seabird research and conservation with the passing of Mike Harris. We are indebted to his extraordinary vision setting up the Isle of May work and dedication in maintaining one of the finest studies of seabird ecology over more than 50 years. 1/2