@StephiReher

Environmental physiologist studying how bats cope with microclimate change in Madagascar. Functional ecology | Ecophysiology | Conservation.

 Hamburg, Germany
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Joined November 2020
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The Horst-Wiehe Prize is awarded to @StephiReher for her outstanding Ph.D thesis in the field of Zoology at the University of Hamburg in 2021! @ZoolSocietyGer @morphonews @dzgevol @sysbiodiv @DZG_FG_Neurobio @BiologyDzg @dzg_fg_okologie @DZG_Behaviour #dzg23
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Replying to @MultiscaleC @ZoolSocietyGer @morphonews @dzgevol @sysbiodiv @DZG_FG_Neurobio @BiologyDzg @dzg_fg_okologie @DZG_Behaviour @StephiReher
@StephiReher @ZoolSocietyGer @morphonews @dzgevol @sysbiodiv @DZG_FG_Neurobio @BiologyDzg @dzg_fg_okologie @DZG_Behaviour #dzg23 – at Kassel, Germany
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UHH - MIN-Fakultät@UHHMIN11 Oct 2022
Klimawandel und Entwaldung treiben baumbewohnende Affen- und Lemurenarten auf den Boden, wo sie stärker gefährdet sind. Das hat eine Studie mit über 47 Affenarten unter Beteiligung des Fachbereichs Biologie @UHHBio @unihh ergeben ➡️ min.uni-hamburg.de/ueber-die…
Foto eines Larvensifaka (Propithecus verreauxi), einer madegassischen Primatenart. Foto: Eppley

ALT Foto eines Larvensifaka (Propithecus verreauxi), einer madegassischen Primatenart. Foto: Eppley

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Planet Madagascar@PlanetMada13 Oct 2022
Did you know saving #lemurs could be as simple as casting a vote? Vote now for our fire management project and help save #endangered lemurs in #Madagascar eocaconservation.org/project…
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Katharina Ruthsatz@KRuthsatz20 Sep 2022
Good news this morning! Our manuscript "Season and reproductive activity influence cortisol levels in the Malagasy primate Lepilemur edwardsi" led by @JaninaBethge is now published online @JExpZoo_A onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Rune Sørås@ras_rune16 Aug 2022
The first paper of my PhD is finally out and about! Thanks to @MariAasFjelldal, Claus Bech, Jeroen van der Kooij, @karolineskaara, Katrine Eldegard and @ClareStawski for the collaboration! Feel free to read about the benefits of being a fat bat here: link.springer.com/article/10…
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Up, up, and away! Here is a photo of Madagascan flying foxes (Pteropus rufus) taken during SCRP’s most recent count of Sainte Luce’s only colony 🦇 #flyingfox #biodiversityhotspot #madagascar #conservationresearch
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Yey, new publication out! A short review on torpor expression in bats across climate zones, thanks to @ras_rune and @ClareStawski! Universality of Torpor Expression in Bats* | Physiological and Biochemical Zoology: Vol 95, No 4 journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10…

Universality of Torpor Expression in Bats* | Physiological and Biochemical Zoology: Vol 95, No 4

AbstractAlthough heterothermy is employed by species at a global level within the order of Chiroptera (bats), the possibility of torpor being expressed in bat species inhabiting warmer climate zones...

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#Malagasy researchers! I am leading a training workshop on passive #acoustic monitoring @CentreValBio & via zoom (recorded too). Flyer in Malagasy & English below (workshop will have Malagasy translations too) #tech4wildlife #bioacoustics #lemurs #Madagascar #ecology #fieldwork
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Ecosia@ecosia1 May 2022
Over 15,000 tree species are globally threatened. That's why we plant many endemic and endangered tree species like this Voapaky tree in Madagascar, together with the Tropical Biodiversity & Social Enterprise (TBSE), Oxford Brookes University, and University of Hamburg 🌱🌿
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Julia Jones@juliapgjones21 Apr 2022
If you are in Antananarivo and interested in my work, I'm doing an in-person research talk @ESSAForets next Wednesday at 1pm. If you have Madagascar-based folks in your feed please do share.
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Julia Jones@juliapgjones22 Apr 2022
I'm SO impressed by @Mahaliana_labs in Madagascar. Founder @Fidydvm was frustrated that projects always had to export specimens meaning Malagasy students/scientists were often only involved in sample collecting. So he established capacity here. We are collaborating.....
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Happy to announce the Malagasy Scientist Seminar Series, hosted by @DukeLemurCenter and funded by the @DukeAfricaIn. Please tune in for our first presentation with Dr. Lova Marline on the Bryophytes of Madagascar! @Fidydvm @TRamiadantsoa @onjarazafi youtube.com/watch?v=M_jIotO2…
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Jorge Llopis@Jorge_Geopis6 Apr 2022
Do you know of evidence of pre-emptive forest clearing under env. policy introduction? E.g. deforestation increases before implementation of regulation restricting forest use, as forest stakeholders rush to secure resources before it’s not possible once the policy is in place🌴⁉️
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🌍 Could you be our next Head of Captive Breeding in Madagascar? 🌍 We are looking for a highly motivated person to ensure the highest standards in captive chelonian and wildfowl husbandry at our captive facilities in Madagascar. Apply by 3rd May 👇 wildlife.durrell.org/home/wo…
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CABES@CABES_iki18 Mar 2022
L'Afrique a perdu 39 millions d'hectares de forêts entre 2010 et 2020, soit plus que la superficie totale de la Côte d'Ivoire & du Togo réunis. ~40% de la déforestation mondiale a lieu en #Afrique, dont plus de la moitié serait due à l'exploitation illégale des forêts. @ipbesfr
IPBES en français
@ipbesfr18 Mar 2022
Le monde a perdu 420millions d'hectares de forêts depuis 1990, & la déforestation se poursuit au rythme d'environ 10millions d'hectares/an. En cette #JIF2022, @FAOenFrancais promeut la gestion durable des forêts afin de réduire la déforestation & dégradation🌳🌲 #IntlForestsDay
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Happy to share new research on how different populations of a Malagasy bat species cope with acute changes in their roosting microclimate: we found mixed physiological responses and lots of torpor! With @HajatianaRabar1, @julia_nowack & Kathrin Dausmann frontiersin.org/articles/10.…

Frontiers | Limited Physiological Compensation in Response to an Acute Microclimate Change in a...

Rapid environmental changes are challenging for endothermic species because they have direct and immediate impacts on their physiology by affecting microclim...

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