BES Conservation Ecology Group

@bes-conservation.bsky.social

British Ecological Society's Conservation Ecology Special Interest Group ~ nurturing a network of interdisciplinary ecologists sharing the goal of conservation https://besconservationsig.wordpress.com/

📢 Postdoc opportunity in interaction networks under global change @ University of Helsinki! The position includes leading fieldwork & analyses on seed dispersal networks & mentoring junior researchers. Apply by 30 Sept: jobs.helsinki.fi/job/Helsinki... #Postdoc #Ecology #Conservation #AcademicJobs

Postdoctoral Researcher in Ecological Networks and Biodiversity Conservation

Postdoctoral Researcher in Ecological Networks and Biodiversity Conservation

jobs.helsinki.fi

Caught us on LinkedIn yet? 👀 Follow us on LinkedIn to get even more updates, news and scientific articles we find interesting. If you've got a story you want us to share, or an opportunity or paper you want us to highlight, DM us here! www.linkedin.com/showcase/bes...

BES Conservation Ecology Group | LinkedIn

BES Conservation Ecology Group | 99 followers on LinkedIn. Creating opportunities for knowledge development and exchange within the conservation community.

linkedin.com

Ever wondered about how power dynamics and inequities show up in conservation? Join us on 5 October at 12 - 1pm (BST) for a free webinar to learn more. 3 talks and a panel discussion with experts await! The link to register is below: www.britishecologicalsociety.org/content/the-...

The labour of conservation - British Ecological Society

Explore power dynamics and inequities in this webinar hosted by the Conservation SIG.

britishecologicalsociety.org

Happy birthday to Sir David Attenborough, whose life & voice have inspired generations to care for the living world. 🌍 On his 100th birthday, we celebrate his extraordinary legacy as he join the Natural Centenarians’ Club, alongside some of nature’s most remarkable wonders. Swipe to see more 👇

BildBildBildBild

Fantastic to see research led by @tirthvaishnav.bsky.social published! Countless hours watching kākā eating beautifully distilled into fascinating seasonal patterns. For birds in our city it turns out native invertebrates and non native pine cones are important year round food resources!🧪🦜

British Ornithologists’ Union (BOU)@bou.org.uk · 5mo ago

EARLY VIEW in IBIS Seasonality and plasticity in the use of native and introduced plant resources by a large forest parrot | onlinelibrary.wiley.... Tirth Vaishnav, Kevin Chase Burns, Rachael C. Shaw | #ornithology 🪶

Peacock Butterfly (Aglais io): This colourful butterfly species is native to temperate Asia and Europe, it has a wingspan of 55mm (2.16in) and hibernates in trees or buildings during winter, it can use its eye-spots as an anti-predator deterrent. Beautiful photo taken by Ellena Bailey in the UK.

Bild