Fortunate to present my research on changing tick distributions in response to woodland creation at the @ukvbd.bsky.social conference in Liverpool @wrenproject.bsky.social @ukceh.bsky.social @ukhsa.bsky.social @cmillins.bsky.social @liverpooluni.bsky.social
Ben Miller
@benjamin-e-miller.bsky.social
Entomologist with special interests in vector-borne disease ecology, invasive plant management (biocontrol), camping, the outdoors, and all things sourdough bread Rhodes University (ZA) | B.Sc(Hons), M.Sc University of Liverpool (UK) | Ph.D
It's #TickBitePreventionWeek. Would you know how to spot one and why are they so harmful? Ticks aren't just a summer problem anymore. Due to warmer winters, these tiny beasties can be active all year. 🐾 💬 Have you spotted any ticks yet? Let’s stay vigilant and protect ourselves and our loved ones!
Ticked off! Woodland patch and landscape characteristics determine tick presence and density in Scotland by Benjamin Miller