We are looking for a PhD student with a desire to interweave different ways of knowing to understand boreal birds in the far north of Ontario! See the posting below for details. #bioacoustics

It's the last week to apply to be our Manager of Operations! If you have a track record of successfully building multi-stakeholder biodiversity research and monitoring programs, consider joining our team! Full details, including compensation: biodiversitypathways.ca/contact-us/ #hiring #jobs

We're #hiring a Manager of Operations! Respect and collaboration are integral to our work: if you have a track record of successfully building multi-stakeholder biodiversity research and monitoring programs, consider joining our team! Full details, including compensation, are available below 🔽

good coverage from @ainsliecruickshank.bsky.social on an overlooked issue: rail-wildlife collisions. Featuring @biodivpathways.bsky.social scientist @claytontlamb.bsky.social www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

We're #hiring a Manager of Operations! Respect and collaboration are integral to our work: if you have a track record of successfully building multi-stakeholder biodiversity research and monitoring programs, consider joining our team! Full details, including compensation, are available below 🔽

Now online: the 24-25 annual report from the Boreal Avian Modelling Centre (BAM)! Read about work on: 🐦 boreal bird population models that bring together >1.45 million bird surveys 🌲 bird responses to forestry, mining, and wildfire 📊 open access bird data and tools borealbirds.ca/bam-2024-25-...

The @abbiodiversity.bsky.social is hiring a statistical ecologist! This is my previous position and is IMO an awesome job. Focus will be on birds 🐦 and acoustics 🔉, holler if you'd like to chat about it! Learn more & apply by October 30, 2025: abmi.ca/abmi-home/co...

Grateful to get to share the Wildland Foundations project at the WRCC Building Foundational Knowledge Gathering last week! biodiversitypathways.ca/our-initiati...

Join us Oct. 15 at noon MT to learn how remote cameras and GPS collars are revealing wildlife movement patterns along Highway 3. Researchers will share insights on animal crossings — and how we can make journeys for all safer through this landscape. Register: us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

What goes on Biodiversity Pathways? Read our latest annual report to find out! Learn about mammal research and monitoring led by the Wildlife Science Centre; environmental sensor research with SENSR; and human footprint mapping by the Geospatial Centre. biodiversitypathways.ca/annual-repor...

Ever wondered if bats are in your neighbourhood? 🦇 Alberta libraries now offer borrowable "Bat Kits"! Each kit has a detector & resources to help you listen for bats. Check your library (and ask about inter-library loans) or learn more: www.albertabats.ca/batkits/

The Wildland Foundations project aims to understand the impact of #wildfire on wildlife, habitat, and forest structure; cultural sites; and Indigenous use of traditional lands in four NRCAN-funded demonstration sites. Take a tour of the project: biodiversitypathways.ca/our-initiati...

We're #hiring! We’re looking for skilled animal identifiers! Work remotely and process images and recordings from environmental sensors using the WildTrax platform. You will be the essential link between field work and results! sensr.ca/opportunity/... #environmentaljobs #wildlife

We're #hiring! We’re looking for skilled animal identifiers! Work remotely and process images and recordings from environmental sensors using the WildTrax platform. You will be the essential link between field work and results! sensr.ca/opportunity/... #environmentaljobs #wildlife

The southern Rocky Mountains provide a critical but narrow connection between grizzly #bear populations in North America. In a #newpaper, over twenty years of GPS collar data was used to understand where bears go and why in the southern Rocky Mountains. tinyurl.com/3kbfsvcu

Not gonna lie, it’s pretty cool! So grateful for everything in my PhD that led me here.

HawkEars, a new AI tool that identifies Canadian birds and amphibians in audio recordings, could improve how ecologists monitor and study wildlife. Learn about its development and its potential on CBC's Edmonton AM in "AI for the birds": www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

We have installed 80 wildlife cameras in SW Alberta to monitor wildlife near Highway 3! This was a big effort by our project team and we look forward to sharing project updates and results... and fun wildlife photos. 😎 @claytontlamb.bsky.social @ncccnc.bsky.social @y2y.bsky.social

Reconnecting the Rockies - BC is focused on improving motorist and wildlife safety on Highway 3 in SE BC. Already, 8.4 km of fencing has been installed and 6 underpasses have been retrofitted to allow for wildlife movement! @ncccnc.bsky.social @biodivpathways.bsky.social @claytontlamb.bsky.social

Over the next five years, the Government of Alberta is building #wildlife crossing structures along Highway 3 — and we're part of a team studying how animals use these crossings. Wildlife scientist Clayton Lamb shares more about the project on CBC Daybreak South: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

🎉 If you've worked with Wildlife Science Centre caribou ecologist @melaniedickie.bsky.social, you won't be surprised she received the Governor General Gold Medal for Academic Excellence for her PhD research! Nor will you be surprised by the Taylor Swift reference. science.ok.ubc.ca/2025/06/06/d...

We're #hiring a #wildlife camera coordinator! This highly collaborative position works with the wider monitoring community to develop and process camera projects. Full details available online, apply by June 16: sensr.ca/opportunity/...

Need an electric fence in the Elk Valley, BC? Want to remove an unused fruit tree? Reach out to [email protected] and you can get financial support to keep your property safer from bears. More info here: wildlifescience.ca/projects/wil...

We're #hiring a #wildlife camera coordinator! This highly collaborative position works with the wider monitoring community to develop and process camera projects. Full details available online, apply by June 16: sensr.ca/opportunity/...

Today is the last day to apply!

New paper! We developed HawkEars, a CNN training framework and classifier for a regional community of acoustic animals - 328 bird species and 13 amphibian species in Canada. www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti... #bioacoustics 1/n

We're #hiring a Statistical Wildlife Ecologist! This position analyzes large, complex datasets to support landscape management throughout Canada. Learn more and apply through the University of Alberta by May 27, 2025: wildlifescience.ca/hiring-stati... #biodiversity #mammals #wildlife

We're #hiring a Statistical Wildlife Ecologist! This position analyzes large, complex datasets to support landscape management throughout Canada. Learn more and apply through the University of Alberta by May 27, 2025: wildlifescience.ca/hiring-stati... #biodiversity #mammals #wildlife

I'm super excited to step into this new role! For 20 years, BAM has made enormous contributions to boreal bird conservation; I am deeply honoured to steward and continue those contributions as part of the Biodiversity Pathways family. We've got lots of exciting collaborative work on the horizons!

This April, we welcomed the Boreal Avian Modelling Project (now Centre!) to Biodiversity Pathways! We are pleased to announce that @ellycknight.bsky.social has taken on the new role of Operational Director at BAM for this next chapter. biodiversitypathways.ca/bam-joins-bp/

AI is moving faster than the publication process. If a paper is rejected, it’s virtually obsolete because scientists are onto the next model generation. This @naturemethods.bsky.social was fun to report! Thx to @sarameghanbeery.bsky.social @ellycknight.bsky.social @conservationxlabs.bsky.social!

Had a blast today on a panel with Mateen Hessami from @biodivpathways.bsky.social and @jennbonnell.bsky.social at the BC Studies conference at sunny UBC. We covered wildlife history, the North American Model, and why all roads lead to moose!

The BC Ministry of Transportation and Transit (MOTT) is working with SENSR to understand how animals use wildlife crossing structures across BC. Wildlife crossing structures not only help wildlife move across the landscape but also improve road safety. sensr.ca/story/crossi...

Great example of #WildlifeRestoration, featuring #WiRELab postdoc @m-mclellan.bsky.social and alumni Mateen Hessami in partnership with @biodivpathways.bsky.social and many more! www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_sz...

This #WorldWildlifeDay, we’re excited to share the story of the Northern Mountain Caribou Summit. Last May, the Tahltan Central Government & the WSC hosted a workshop in Dease Lake, BC. The goal: collect and weave traditional and scientific knowledge on northern mountain caribou. Read + watch more:

We're excited to share the story of the Northern Mountain Caribou Summit. Last May, the Tahltan Central Government & the WSC co-hosted a workshop in Dease Lake, BC. The goal? Collect and weave traditional and scientific knowledge on northern mountain caribou. #WorldWildlifeDay tinyurl.com/4uj86nek

Last May, the Tahltan Central Government and the Wildlife Science Centre co-hosted a knowledge gathering workshop on northern mountain caribou in Dease Lake, BC. Tune in March 3 to hear the story of the Northern Mountain Caribou Summit. youtu.be/p_t0WYXPOuA

Postdoc opportunity: work with the Boreal Avian Modelling project on habitat models for boreal birds! Applications are being accepted until the position is filled. tinyurl.com/3bkb838e #remotesensing #avianecology @ellycknight.bsky.social

A celebration of a new way to build partnerships for wildlife research in Canada - featuring @talavgar.bsky.social and with a shoutout from Minister @stevenguilbeault.bsky.social ! @ubcokanagan.bsky.social @biodivpathways.bsky.social biodiversitypathways.ca/eccc-funding...

Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) and Biodiversity Pathways have established a four-year contribution agreement to improve science capacity for caribou research and human footprint mapping in British Columbia. Learn more on our news page: biodiversitypathways.ca/eccc-funding...

Like birds and models? Dr. Erin Bayne and I are currently recruiting a 2 year postdoc to come work with us at the Boreal Avian Modelling project on boreal bird models and applications of those models. Full details are here tinyurl.com/4yxju63k. Feel free to get in touch with qs!

The Reconnecting the Rockies:BC project aims to mitigate the impact of Highway 3 on wildlife habitat connectivity and reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions in southeast British Columbia. A 2020-24 progress report is now online: wildlifescience.ca/projects/wil...

Congratulations to #WiRELab alumni Mateen Hessami for his award winning efforts at building partnerships and recovering wildlife both during and after his MSc! @biodivpathways.bsky.social @ubcokanagan.bsky.social

This April, we’re welcoming the Boreal Avian Modelling Project to Biodiversity Pathways! BAM is an international scientific collaboration that develops science and products to support migratory bird management and conservation across boreal North America. biodiversitypathways.ca/the-boreal-a...

We're #hiring Regional Coordinator contract positions! We're looking for people with in-depth knowledge of species and ecosystems in their region. Each position will focus on one region of Canada (see map) and oversee #environmentalsensor data processing. sensr.ca/opportunity/...

The deadline to apply is today!

We're #hiring a Community Engagement Project Lead! This position is responsible for working with Indigenous communities, government, and industry for the purpose of building and leading collaborative biodiversity monitoring and applied science initiatives. wildlifescience.ca/community-en...

Proud to work with this great team on wildlife connectivity in southern Alberta!

Hi Bluesky! We are a non-profit scientific organization that tracks changes in wildlife and their habitats. Follow us for #mammal research and monitoring, the use of #environmentalsensors, and human footprint mapping in British Columbia! biodiversitypathways.ca/annual-repor...