A new study by @NTU_ARES and The @_BTO provides evidence that conservation action can help species adapt to a changing climate.
Find out more about what this means for safeguarding species and their populations below ๐
We loved attending @NottsCountyShow on 14 May for the first time since 2019.
Have a read of what went on at the annual Midlands agriculture and rural life show and NTU's involvement (and wins) on the day: ntu.ac.uk/about-us/news/newsโฆ
โผ๏ธ New #webinar alert! โผ๏ธ
Join us & @ProfDawnScott on Wednesday 26th of January for our fourth webinar - a fascinating insight into the lives & #ecology of Britain's urban #foxes ๐ฆ
Get your tickets today for only ยฃ5 right here ๐ bit.ly/33aqQQw
It's here! After a lot of development, I'm delighted that the shiny new version of @MammalMapperApp is out! You can now record, #walrus (anyone seen Flora?), #beaver field signs, heights of harvest mouse nests, and more. Please give it a go! #CitizenScience ๐ฆซ๐ฆ๐ฆ
Below is a link to a Kickstarter project to help support production a book on foxes I am involved with. Fantastic project to share the beauty of foxes and help people understand them better. Please take a look kickstarter.com/projects/foxโฆ
Second part of Fantastic Foxes is on channel 5 this eve. It was great to be part of this programme trying to help people understand foxes a bit more. Thanks Debbie and Claudia for inviting me to be involved @AthenaFilms
Thanks for tuning in tonight! ๐ฅฐ We will be back again tomorrow at 8pm on @BBCTwo
with a special feature on monitoring rehabilitated hedgehogs! See you then! ๐ฆ๐พ๐ฟ #Springwatch
Releasing rehabilitated hedgehogs on Keele Campus to study post release and post hibernation behaviour with PhD student Kate Davies.Thanks to Newcastle hedgehog rescue for the hogs that needed a new home @KeeleWildlife@KeeleUniversity#HedgehogAwarenessWeek
Very exciting to to see some of our recent rhino research summarised in @conphysjournal's latest Conservation Physiology In Action article: "Horn today, gone tomorrow - dehorning as an anti-poaching practice for white rhinos" doi.org/10.1093/conphys/coabโฆ
These findings should increase wildlife managersโ confidence that dehorning does not negatively impact white rhinoceros physiology as measured hormonally