Robert Long

@rlongeco.bsky.social

Carnivore ecologist, noninvasive researcher, conservation technologist. Views my own. Seattle, WA. Www.zoo.org/carnivores

I was at a conference last week, so missed the post about this new storyboard highlighting our collaborative Cascades Carnivore Monitoring Program! If you like carnivores, the Cascades, camera trap photos, or want to know more about this amazing effort, check this out! @woodlandparkzoo.bsky.social

Woodland Park Zoo@woodlandparkzoo.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Just flipping through a few (nearly 1.5 million) of our fave wildlife images from remote camera stations in the Cascades! Zoo folks are helping to review photos as part of the highly collaborative Cascades Carnivore Monitoring Program. Check out this project: https://bit.ly/3ZIWwGE

A mountain lion captured at night by a camera, standing on rocky terrain with surrounding bushes. The Cascades Carnivore Monitoring Program logo is visible in the lower right corner.

Scaling Up for Conservation: Technological Innovations and Collaboration for Landscape-Level Wildlife Monitoring. If you're in Lima at #ICTC, come see our talk Wednesday about how small NGOs can use tech and collaborations to make large contributions to conservation science and species recovery.

If you missed an amazing episode about wolverines, and some of our research in Washington’s Cascades, the first time around, the episode of Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom-Protecting the Wild will be airing again live on Valentine’s Day morning on NBC!

Robert Long@rlongeco.bsky.social · 8mo ago

We were on Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom! Such a pleasure to have had the chance to feature on this iconic program. Thanks to the the entire WK team, and to Rae and Peter, for giving wolverines their day in the limelight! Stream it now at www.nbc.com/mutual-of-om... @woodlandparkzoo.bsky.social

We have some exciting news! You can watch our own Paula MacKay and Dr. Robert Long on this week's episode of Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild. Get the scoop on what it was like on set: blog.zoo.org Tune in to King 5 on Saturday, November 29 at 9:00am to watch the full episode!

Woodland Park Zoo Blog

A behind-the-scenes look at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo and its conservation, education and animal care mission.

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If you could use a bright spot, here are some members of the Cascadia Partner Forum making good use of our international peace park on the Washington - British Columbia border today. It's never been more important to work across borders for the climate resilience of our shared lands and waters.

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I'm very excited to share a new paper that used the largest wolverine genetic dataset ever assembled in North America to explore genetic connectivity of wolverines across western NA. Special congrats to lead authors C. Day, E. Landguth, and M. Sawaya #wolverine #DNA www.nature.com/articles/s41....

Genetic connectivity of wolverines in western North America - Scientific Reports

Scientific Reports - Genetic connectivity of wolverines in western North America

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Twitter, as we knew it, no longer exists. “X” is a cesspool of misinformation and propaganda. I’ve been reluctant to put a lot of energy into a “Twitter alternative” because none of them have taken off. But I hope we can regain that global conversation someplace again. Maybe this is the place.