Isla Botting

@islabotting.bsky.social

phd student studying red knot movement | video maker | artist | i bake too | did I miss something? | LJMU - NIOZ - BTO | (she/her)

We want to bring your attention to Spurn Bird Observatory and ask you to consider supporting the Beacon Ponds Little Tern Project. This is a one-off ask to safeguard an incredible conservation success. Please donate if you can and share to spread the word. buff.ly/9ZOUKbz

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The Canada Government will offer 400 postdoctoral fellowships to international researchers in early 2026. If you have a background in wildlife microbiome or quantitative genetics and are interested to apply to work on microbiome variation in Sable Island horses or caribou, feel free to get in touch

Had the absolute pleasure of talking about getting science to screen at ASAB2025. Thanks to everyone who helped put this together, and let us loose to speak.

ASAB 2025@asab-spring-2025.bsky.social · last yr.

Our #ASABSpring2025 conference kicked off with a blast (from the past) today🔥 We had an incredible talk by Dr. Tom Fletcher and Tom Land from Silverback Films 🦍, accompanied by Camilla Affleck from Liverpool Screen School 📽️ and Prof. Peter Falkingham from LJMU 🦖

The news is finally out 😎 It was not only an amazing opportunity to be part of the group which caught the UK's oldest oystercatcher, but it was even more incredible when a month later we caught a new individual which was EVEN OLDER! 🔗 www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Norfolk bird surveyors find Britain’s oldest known oystercatchers

Birds in their 40s wintering on mudflats and coastal wetlands of the Wash received leg rings in early 1980s

theguardian.com