📣📣 NEW EDITORIAL
Check out our editorial with @gbmaggs and @philipjkmcgowan discussing how conservationists and scientists can help to build capacity for species conservation under the Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework!
Professor @philipjkmcgowan and colleagues discuss the steps to increase capacity for species conservation in the post-2020 Global Diversity Framework ncl.ac.uk/press/articles/lat… @SciencesNCL
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Professor @philipjkmcgowan and colleagues discuss the steps to increase capacity for species conservation in the post-2020 Global Diversity Framework ncl.ac.uk/press/articles/lat… @SciencesNCL
Our new paper looking at trait-environment relationships in African primates is out now!! 😎
@AHKorstjens @GillinghamPippa @BU_Research
Environmental Factors Are Stronger Predictors of Primate Species’ Distributions Than Basic Biological Traits OPEN ACCESS: link.springer.com/article/10…
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Paper by @nathanjharrison, Ross Hill, #AIASFellow @cici_alexander et al on #siamang sleeping trees and sleep-related behaviours. Findings indicate selectivity in the highly arboreal small apes' use of sleeping trees. Want to know more, it's #openaccess via bit.ly/2DgfPAt
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To coincide with our new publication I thought I’d tweet some fun facts about siamangs (not about sleeping trees though, you have to read the paper for that) #teamsiamang
Our new paper (& my first as first-author) on siamang sleeping trees and sleep-related behaviours is now available online! It’s #openaccess so be sure to check it out for all things #siamang, #sleepingtrees & #sumatra 🐒🌳
link.springer.com/epdf/10.10…
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Our new paper (& my first as first-author) on siamang sleeping trees and sleep-related behaviours is now available online! It’s #openaccess so be sure to check it out for all things #siamang, #sleepingtrees & #sumatra 🐒🌳
link.springer.com/epdf/10.10…
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Pohon Tidur - Our Sleeping Tree Publication is now available online as an Indonesian Edition.
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We’re delighted to share it with our friends and contacts in Sumatra and beyond. It is on our site in our new Publications section: invisibleflock.com/publicati…
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#ecology #art #forests
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Hi friends, I’m working on a new mini-project looking at mitigating crop raiding by wild monkeys (macaques) 🐵 and pigs 🐗 at the forest edge 🌴, please point me to your go-to papers or resources to get me kick started. Please RT #internationalmacaqueweek @AHKorstjens
Since it’s #InternationalMacaqueWeek, here’s a cheeky long tailed macaque sneaking into the Sikundur research station to help himself to some jackfruit!
#primates #leuserecosystem
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I don't know who needs to hear this, but...
...bats are gentle, lovers of food and drink, diverse, appreciate a well-cultivated garden, don't like adventure very much, are good at staying out of sight, & want to be left in peace.
They're basically litte sky Hobbits.
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This publication presents an insight into The Sleeping Tree, a new immersive sound and light experience tracing a journey through the siamang habitat of North Sumatra.
invisibleflock.com/portfolio…
@brightfest @AHKorstjens @socp_tweets @ace_national @BU_Research @hells_bells91
I wrote a quick blog about part of my PhD research monitoring mammals at the forest edge with @BU_Research, @AHKorstjens, @invisibleflock, Dr Abdullah at @lppm_unsyiah and @socp_tweets - go-leap.wixsite.com/home/sin…
Still one of my favourites from the images we captured!!
Happy #earthDay to all of the creatures and megafauna we share this rock with - this small herd was recorded on camera traps last summer through our ongoing work in Sumatra with @AHKorstjens @hells_bells91 @bournemouthuni #art #ecology #conservation
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I think the novelty of having the humans home all day is rapidly wearing off for dogs everywhere.... #lockdown #alfstagram #daftdog
instagram.com/p/B-Pt-bzAEdi/…
Day 5 of #lockdown.. Just caught Dad watching Say Yes to the Dress.. He claims it was 'just on', but he's remarkably invested in it. Currently ranting about the future sister-in-law being rude about the bride's favourite pick for the dress...
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A charming young wombat approaches you...
You start to feel slightly better about things.
We used a combination of bioacoustics and camera traps to monitor the mammal community in the #leuser forest in Sumatra, luckily the inhabitants were willing to help us out by checking our equipment! #Tech4Wildlife @WILDLABSNET @AHKorstjens @wsxportal
Others thought our cameras would make a good scratching post... #Tech4Wildlife
Shout out also to @invisibleflock who worked with us on this project, and are using the data to create an immersive, interactive experience about life in the forest and deforestation at @eurekamuseum to inspire the next generation of conservationists!!























