Conservation genetics and eDNA. Loves parasites, pathogens & ecology. Also backpacking, running, photography, & learning languages if I can't be outside
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Please say no to garden poisons such as pesticides and weedkillers, to help keep them out of the food chain. Hedgehogs, for example, can hoover up over 100 invertebrates every night!
#wildlife #gardening #nature
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We worked with ESA Journals to compile and share research and perspectives from Black Ecologists and colleagues. Please share!
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The fish is using a rock as a tool to help it break open its hard-shelled prey 🔨 15 wrasse species have been observed using tools to date 🐟 Help us discover new species! Report your observation of this behavior at fishtooluse.com or contact me.
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Today is the anniversary of the United Fruit Company massacre against striking workers on the Colombian Caribbean coast in 1928. Between 1000 and 2000 banana pickers were killed in a bloodbath. The company responsible is known today as 'Chiquita.'
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If you wanted to know what mine and #GriffTheBat's secret project was, here you go 😁🦇
Calling all Bat-thusiasts! We’ve joined forces with the @_BCT_ to encourage you to channel your inner Super Hero and help protect the UK’s declining bat population.
#BatBoxOffice #TheBatman
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We found that tick-borne encephalitis virus has likely been introduced on multiple, independent occasions in NL and that there are a few places in the country where the virus actively circulates in ticks and wild mice. See tinyurl.com/47wy4msb
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Want to know more about the effect of alphavirus co-infections on transmission by Aedes aegypti? Meet me today at poster 130! #TropMed22 #TropMed2022 @ASTMH @ACME_ASTMH
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Look closely. A little closer. That's right, you're looking at thousands of winter ticks piled up and waiting for a host! 😱 These larvae hatch out in late summer and fall, measuring only 1 mm.
📷 courtesy of Cheryl Frank Sullivan
ALT Thousands of winter ticks clustered on a plant
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WHAT KILLED THE CRABS?
The official story is something like “a billion snow crabs disappeared.”
If that sounds fishy to you, keep reading. Let’s dive into the ecology, oceanography, & geopolitical history of the Bering Sea.
A science thread on crabs, corruption, & collapse: 🦀
ALT CBS EVENING NEWS > Alaska snow crab season canceled as officials investigate disappearance of an estimated 1 billion crabs
ALT News 1 billion crabs go missing, causing cancellation of Alaskan snow crab season
ALT Alaska Canceled Snow Crab Season for the First Time Ever Because All the Crabs Are Gone
ALT The Washington Post Alaska’s snow crabs have disappeared. Where they went is a mystery.
Emily L Pascoe retweeted
Today is #WorldMosquitoDay to raise awareness about the impact that mosquitoes can have on our lives and to invest in new tools and technologies to tackle vectorborne diseases. The @OneHealthEnto team works in various projects to reach these goals
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🌟Hein is the president of ICLB conference(iclb2022.org/iclb-2022/)
thx for your attention! @BStevensonLab @jutraslab @Brug1963 @HLK110 @pascoeel @IsobelRonai @coloradoticks @TickEurope @CnyLyme @CarstenNicolaus @TheDeanCenter @theticklab @RealMalachowski @ReifLab @NatCapLyme
Emily L Pascoe retweeted
Calling all entomology and tick-borne disease enthusiasts! We're giving away 3" vinyl stickers featuring your favorite Villainous Vectors! Follow and share to enter. Winners will be drawn at the beginning of July.
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🗣️#BlackBirdersWeek2022 #BlackInNature #RollCall
Allow me to introduce myself. I’m Lauren, a Fisheries, Wildlife, and Conservation Biology PhD Student @NCStateCNR. I'm an avian ecologist currently researching brood reduction in the federally endangered Red-cockaded Woodpecker. 🪶
ALT Lauren climbing a Longleaf Pine/Red-cockaded Woodpecker Nest Tree. All activities are performed under Federal and State Permits.
ALT Newly banded Red-cockaded Woodpecker Nestlings. All activities are performed under Federal and State Permits.
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One of my primary focuses is overwintering of mosquitoes and arboviruses, such as West Nile virus and Usutu virus 1/4
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Wowzers, check out what came in the post, this awesome "Parasitic Diseases" book packed with info! Full of colour images and photos, this is really a fantastic resource. We are so excited to be able to give one copy away!
ALT Picture of the cover of textbook on parasitic diseases
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Today is #WorldMalariaDay. Urgent action is needed to speed up the ongoing battle against malaria. This Thursday we are organising a fundraiser pub quiz in Orion to support Doctors Without Borders (@MSF) in their efforts against malaria. Hoping to see you there! @OneHealthEnto
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It is published!!
“Acknowledging extraordinary women in the history of medical entomology”.
This was on my mind for years and was only made possible by the enormous effort of all coauthors! Special standing ovation to our students!
👏🏻👏🏻
Please share (link below)!
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Dear @UofCalifornia @ucdavis
This is NOT OK.
I just got a notice by letter in mail that my insurance will no longer cover the insulin I have been getting "as of January 1, 2022". Letter was dated in February and was received after March 1, 2022.
This is NOT OK.
