Scott Loss's lab at Oklahoma State University studying ecology of global change - climate change, wildlife mortality, invasive species & vector-borne diseases

Joined March 2016
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I'm excited to share our new review paper in @ESAFrontiers showcasing how #CitizenScience programs around the world are advancing science, education & policy on the global issue of bird-window collisions! (photos courtesy of B Jones/T Brys, J Liu & A Sun) esajournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Groundbreaking new science on bird-window collisions out of China! Led by Binbin Li's team @Taotiebin @DukeKunshan
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Our #CitizenScience study reveals bird collision risks across China—65,633 survey building*days, 3,078 buildings, & 1,000 volunteers. Key finding: Light & vegetation impact vary by season/scale. Huge thanks to partners & volunteers! @LossLabOSU sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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26 Sep 2024
With thanks to @LossLabOSU for the heavy lifting to organize and set up, we got to do that cool thing this week that the #students will never, ever forget. [mist-netting and #banding of wild #birds conducted through multiple layers of authorization] #OKState
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Replying to @BESPolicy
...read a 2022 review and synthesis of the global literature on domestic cat impacts on wildlife by @LossLabOSU here: buff.ly/3Wx6pVI 🐈‍⬛
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Welcome to OSU @n_a_gilbert!! And here's a good story. We had our first meet-up to talk shop planned for today. Instead, we found and chased a Bronzed Cowbird (the first record for eastern Oklahoma - pics below) & still managed to talk some shop in the meantime!
Thrilled to share that I am joining the Department of Integrative Biology at Oklahoma State University as an assistant professor! Very excited for this next chapter!
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Said bronzed cowbird hanging out at Lake Carl Blackwell
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Stillwater, Oklahoma tornado today. Luckily it didn't touch down until the storm had moved to the north over rural areas. @sara_loss got this pic of the tornado after we emerged from shelter and as it moved safely away from town
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We're proud of our undergrad researchers presenting their projects at the OSU undergrad research symposium this week - John Ternes (mentored by Riley Lawson) and Aryanna North & Addie Galante (mentored by @HollyTodaro)! @Seiurus @CDuchardt
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Please attend this panel and hear our board member Viviana Ruiz Gutierrez talk about safe and inclusive fieldwork environments!
WEBINAR: "Cultivating a Safe & Inclusive Fieldwork Environment" for AOS student members on 4/2/24 from 4-5pm. Hear from a panel of experts about fieldwork risks & how best to address them. REGISTER: forms.gle/ujsQjqAjqAJhKaxL6 INFO: americanornithology.org/prof… #AOSMembers #AOSStudents
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The Reichert lab is hiring! Seeking a postdoc to work on NSF CAREER funded project on behavioral energetics of calling in treefrogs. See here for more info: apply.interfolio.com/143528 This has a fairly quick turnaround time so please apply and spread the word

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A new study suggests the time plants turn green is coming earlier in the spring than past averages - but migratory birds are not following suit. @LossLabOSU's Scott Loss & Ellen Robertson discuss causes and potential consequences with @NakedScientists ⬇️ okla.st/3IKpjlD
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Future top migratory bird killing building in the US coming right here to Oklahoma
12 Mar 2024
AMERICA'S TALLEST SKYSCRAPER IN OKC? 🌇 The tallest skyscraper in America is a step closer to becoming a reality in downtown Oklahoma City. Click here to learn more: tinyurl.com/2nkmb5nx
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Hundreds or more migratory birds like orioles, hummingbirds, Painted Buntings, tanagers, warblers & our state bird Scissor-tailed Flycatcher, will die each year colliding with this building. There are ways to avoid this @MattesonCapital @cityofokc @_Bricktown @oklahoma @ABCbirds
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We had a "Little Sit" get together for our lab group this morning (like a mini version of a "Big Sit, which is an all day bird count at one location). It was cold but fun and fueled by donuts and @SMBC bird-friendly coffee!
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Check out this BBC podcast including an interview with Ellen Robertson and I about our @PNASNews study showing migrating birds aren't keeping up with earlier springs!
News podcast: @EllieRaffan @Cambridge_Uni on greedy dogs, Dan Woodcock @UniofOxford on cancer, an @okstate study on birds and spring, Francesco D’Eugenio @Cambridge_Uni on a dead galaxy, @ColumbiaMed on telepathic fish, and @RodTMitchell on reproduction. thenakedscientists.com/podca…
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New paper in @PNASNews by Ellen Robertson! Using #eBird data we show that most migrating #Birds track average (not current) #Plant green-up conditions, leading to decoupling of spring #Migration from earlier spring green-up caused by #ClimateChange pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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Thanks to contributions from co-authors @Seiurus @Robinoj @PaulieJTails, as well as others off Twitter/X
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Bird collisions are something we can reduce but we don't. Our Opinion piece is simple: Enforce the Migratory Bird Treaty Act - Now! w/Andrew Farnsworth & @Kyle__Horton #LightsOut pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.23…
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We have an open postdoc position in our lab in collaboration with @CDuchardt lab - focusing on questions around wind energy, CRP, and big data on birds. In person or remote work are both a possibility for this one. Please distribute! ornithologyexchange.org/jobs…

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If this looks familiar, we had a similar opening around a year ago, but the incumbent postdoc landed a great federal gig. In fact, our labs have recently been a great springboard/pipeline for postdocs into permanent federal science & policy positions!
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