Excited for the BES Annual Meeting in Edinburgh this week, where I’ll be presenting our framework for forecasting human-wildlife conflict in near real-time!🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Looking forward to chatting more about human-wildlife conflict, elephants, forecasting and movement modelling.🐘 #BES2025

Nice @cam.ac.uk article on our biodiversity impacts of food consumption at www.cam.ac.uk/stories/food... with an interactive explorer here quantifyearth.github.io/food-globe/ 🌎

Exciting opportunity to join a growing lab and work with a great group and supervisor!

Huge new work in the central Congo peatlands, showing that the peatlands began forming 42,000 years ago. Culmination of around 15 major expeditions over the past decade, and a huge effort by many people.

Democratic Republic of the Congo, again, opens its forests and peatlands for auction for oil exploration. Shockingly reckless. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Much enjoyed being in the Natural History Museum, London, discussing why large species are often declining or extinct. youtu.be/VmmiBfrAVXs?...

Really excited to share this new article from the lab. We synthesize the profound importance of movement and connectivity for conservation and provide a vision for future policy and management. Let's work toward a well-connected planet for biodiversity and people: www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

An historic moment for Nature recovery in England with a new policy setting out plans for the return of wild Beavers. Licenses will be issued by Natural England so that we can harness the power of these keystone animals for the many benefits they bring. naturalengland.blog.gov.uk/2025/02/28/b...

Excited to share a new opportunity in my new lab at Cambridge! We are looking for a highly motivated, early-career, postdoctoral scientist to be part of a growing effort in #connectivity conservation. 3-yr position housed in the Cambridge Conservation Initiative! www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/49330/