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The Council of Africa Partnership has just started! 👏🏾
At this moment, we are celebrating the great successes the BirdLife Partnership has done all around the continent saving #bird species 🐦
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Applications are now open for the @Cambridge_Uni #Masters in #Conservation #Leadership 2021. Taught in partnership with @CCI_Cambridge. Full and partial scholarships available. Closing date: 3 Dec 2020 #MiCL21
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Great presentations today from @BirdLifeAfrica Partners during the first ever virtual African Bird Fair organised by BirdLife South Africa led by Mark Anderson @mark_vulture.
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With over 700 birds to find, there’s no better place than Ghana for bird watching. It was awesome to spend a few hours in Obosomase near Aburi this morning with fellow Ghanaian and ‘obroni’ birders. Thanks @ghwildlifesoc and @BirdLifeAfrica friends for the invitation.
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Who said cartoons don't teach you anything? 🤷 Take a scroll through these illustrations from @thetoonguy and you'll be ready to tell all your friends about the habits and hardships of one of nature's quirkiest birds!
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It’s clear we need urgent climate action now. Today, attendees from 148 countries around the world are gathering together online to participate in our second virtual Climate Reality Leadership Corps Global Training!
Cartoons show fascinating life, shocking hardships of Helmeted Hornbill | BirdLife shar.es/abYOqj
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Ashley Steel: "a paper with 800+ signatories is a new form of evidence to convince students that it's OK to question what you have been taught and, further, that you will not be alone when you do so." statmodeling.stat.columbia.e…
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Best poster prize goes to Lilla Lovász. A great poster showing that less-is-more when it comes to poster design :) #EOU2017
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I dont know who’s #IOCposters this is, and I cant make up my mind if its very neat or very lazy. But no WiFi in the exhibit hall so cant link to the poster when scanning the QR code :-( And not everyone has a QR scanner on their phone
#IOCongress2018
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Lilla Lovász won this years Poster award. Congratulations! #EOU2019
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Here is the @NatGeo intro video on my vulturine guineafowl PhD journey!
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We are pleased to announce that @AusAmbGHA will be our special guest on our maiden workshop on the Ghana Bird Atlas 2020 project. 🐦🌍
His Excellency, Gregory Andrews, will be speaking on the topic: Approaches to Bird Conservation (Citizen Science Approach).
#ForNatureAndPeople – at Accra, Ghana
Are you a seasoned birder, amateur birder or a novice but interested in birdwatching & conservation in Ghana? Join us as we launch the Ghana Bird Atlas project & learn how you can contribute. To join, register by clicking the link below:
bit.ly/2DzgRan
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Save the date - 15th Pan African Ornithological Congress - 16-20 Nov 2020, Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe. Call for symposia opens soon. Pass the message on... #ornithology #PAOC15
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One of our associate editors (@taymida) has written a review of the book Avian Cognition! Read it here:
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@Fitztitute #bird #birds #ornithology #bookreview #AvianCognition
All set for the poster session. Added a silent video montage to help illustrate aspects of the fieldwork. #IOCongress2018 @MigrantLandbird
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Snapshots from yesterday's Opening Ceremony of the 27th International Ornithological Congress in Vancouver #IOCongress2018
Carotenoid-based plumage pigmentation and concentration as a function of sex and habitat type in the Yellow-breasted Boubou Laniarius atroflavus tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.2…
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We are pleased to introduce the world to our new Associate Editor, Dr. Samuel Temidayo Osinubi! He is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Percy Fitzpatrick Institute (@Fitztitute) working on intra-African migrants. We are glad to have him on our team!
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