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Ecologist @ University of York studying the responses of species to climate change 🦋
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Natalie Cooper
8 days ago
Excited to launch the new improved Reproducible Code guide from
@britishecologicalsociety.org
@methodsinecoevol.bsky.social
FREE online here!
www.britishecologicalsociety.org//wp-content/...
Amazing work by some very talented ECRs. We hope it’s useful!
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RES Publications
9 days ago
Are you heading to Edinburgh for
#BES2025
? Do come and find us at stand LT7 in the Lennox Suite! We’d love to connect, chat about all things entomology, and share what’s new at RES. See you there! 🪲🔽
www.royensoc.co.uk/event/bes-20...
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York Environmental Sustainability Institute (YESI)
about 1 month ago
We didn’t win but we had a fabulous and uplifting night at the
#THEAwards
and we were honoured to be shortlisted in the Environmental Leadership category. Congratulations to all the inspiring winners and nominees, you’re all amazing 👏👏👏
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LIB
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#LIBresearch
: A new study introduces the Global Repository of Insect Traits (GRIT) — a worldwide initiative integrating insect trait data to make insects more understandable and comparable across ecosystems. →
doi.org/10.1111/icad.70035
@cscherber.bsky.social
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Toward a global repository of insect traits (GRIT)
Biodiversity loss is accelerating, yet insect conservation is hindered by the absence of a centralised, comprehensive trait database. We propose the GRIT, a FAIR, open-access platform uniting datase...
https://doi.org/10.1111/icad.70035
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Alex Holcombe
about 1 month ago
" 60 per cent of UK university libraries are considering dropping their big deals with the five major academic publisher" Many call for diamond open access. A new organisation with many partners,
@ojcollective.bsky.social
, is launching in January.
www.researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-uk-v...
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Chaos is coming for scholarly publishing - Research Professional News
Buckling of commercial models alongside maturing of community-led efforts promises major shifts, says Caroline Edwards
https://www.researchprofessionalnews.com/rr-news-uk-views-of-the-uk-2025-november-chaos-is-coming-for-scholarly-publishing/
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Darren Evans
about 2 months ago
In this report, we make the case for a more holistic ecosystem-centred approach, highlighting its benefits for biodiversity recovery and for aligning agendas across government departments.
www.britishecologicalsociety.org//wp-content/...
@sciencesncl.bsky.social
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British Ecological Society
about 2 months ago
Time to rethink nature conservation? Ecologists call for an ecosystem approach to halt UK wildlife decline and protect the vital services nature provides us in our new report with
@nationaltrust.org.uk
@pettorelli.bsky.social
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Alexa Fredston
about 2 months ago
five days left to submit an abstract for
#speciesonthemove
in Taiwan in April! SOTM is my favorite conference—a small, ECR-friendly meeting that gathers international scientists working on every aspect of climate change + range and phenological shifts.
www.speciesonthemove.com
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Home - Species on the Move 2026
https://www.speciesonthemove.com/
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Tiff Ki
2 months ago
Really glad to see this exciting and fun work from my PhD out - huge thanks to
@janehillyork.bsky.social
@cmbeale.bsky.social
and Dr Blanca Huertas! Next summer, going to go to Sulawesi to link two of these regions with present day surveys! 🦋
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Royal Entomological Society
4 months ago
Thank you to everyone that attended the
#WomenInEntomology
morning at
#Ento25
, what a fantastic turnout! Special thanks to
@ukladybirds.bsky.social
,
@hayleyento.bsky.social
, Anna Platoni and Gia Aradottir 🐞🪴🪰🦗 Read more about women in entomology 🔽
buff.ly/9OBCyNM
WomenInSTEM
#WomenInScience
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Royal Entomological Society
3 months ago
🌟 That's a wrap on
#Ento25
! 🐛🦋 A huge thank you to all our speakers, delegates, volunteers, and partners who made this year's conference such a vibrant and inspiring event 🐜🦋🕷️ Here’s to the future of
#entomology
- see you next time! Want more? Check out our upcoming events 🔽
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The home of insect science
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Beulah Garner
3 months ago
#Ento25
our workshop: how to use taxonomic keys had a lot of enthusiasm, ‘some’ frustration
#whatisit
but with genuine engagement. Featuring test keys: Orthoptera & Dermaptera & of course Carabidae handbook with
www.royensoc.co.uk/publications...
with specimens from
www.nhm.ac.uk/take-part/ce...
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British Ecological Society
4 months ago
🌿 We’re celebrating our first round of BES Fellows! 20 ecologists recognised for excellence in research, teaching & the application of ecology. 👇 Meet them:
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Meet our first round of BES Fellows - British Ecological Society
We are delighted to announce the first round of BES Fellows, recognising outstanding contributions to ecology across research, teaching, and its application within our international community.
https://f.mtr.cool/vlcgylffrm
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Maggie Sheddan
4 months ago
#Bass
beautiful morning
@seabirdcentre.bsky.social
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Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity
4 months ago
A lively and light hearted moth vs butterfly discussion on The Infinite Monkey Cage with
@janehillyork.bsky.social
,
@chrisjiggins.bsky.social
, Katy Brand,
@profbriancox.bsky.social
& Robin Ince. Are you team butterfly or team moth 🦋💡? Listen to the episode in full:
www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...
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The Infinite Monkey Cage - Series 33 - Moths v Butterflies - Katy Brand, Jane Hill and Chris Jiggins - BBC Sounds
Brian Cox and Robin Ince adjudicate a fluttery face off!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002fxn9
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Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
4 months ago
Ingleborough just levelled up! 💚 More wild land, more rare species, more reasons to grab your boots and explore. Nature’s winning big in Yorkshire—come see why! 👇
www.ywt.org.uk/blog/wild-ingleborough/wild-ingleborough-reaching-new-heights-wildlife
#WildIngleborough
#KingsNNR
#NatureRecovery
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Wild Ingleborough – Reaching new heights for wildlife | Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Tim Thom, Wild Ingleborough programme manager, celebrates the impact your support and donations have made on the Wild Ingleborough programme over the last two years.
https://www.ywt.org.uk/blog/wild-ingleborough/wild-ingleborough-reaching-new-heights-wildlife
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Dr Amy-Jane Beer
4 months ago
Swimmers and river lovers of Yorkshire! Rave On for the Avon is coming to York THIS THURSDAY 🏊🏻♀️💦💙 Please share…
www.picturehouses.com/movie-detail...
@righttoroam.bsky.social
@yorkswildlife.bsky.social
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Entomological Society of America
4 months ago
In a survey of nearly 1,400 scientists released this week, 83% said federal government policies since January 20, 2025, had caused an "extremely negative impact" or "irreparable harm" on their field of science.
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In a survey of nearly 1,400 scientists, 83% said government policies in 2025 had caused an "extremely negative impact" or "irreparable harm" on their field of science.
https://entomologytoday.org/2025/08/28/survey-entomologists-scientists-report-negative-impacts-government-actions/
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UKBMS
4 months ago
Join us at the UKBMS 50th Anniversary Conference! We can't wait to celebrate this milestone yr 🎂 Join us for a day of butterfly science, celebrations and chatting with other butterfly enthusiasts. Book your free place -
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/uk-butterf...
Places are limited, book soon!
#UKBMS50
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UKBMS
4 months ago
UK Butterfly abundance Indicators for 1976-2024 have been released, showing an 18% decline in overall butterfly abundance for the UK. Habitat specialists have fared worse, declining by over a third. Check out the full statistics here ⬇️
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Guy Shrubsole
4 months ago
Yikes - the land surrounding the Cerne Abbas Giant is up for sale! Lot 1 is top-quality chalk downland bursting with wildflowers & butterflies - orchids, skippers… going for £950k. It absolutely needs to be preserved. Hope the NT or similar can buy
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Abigail Lowe
5 months ago
Do you do moth trapping in the UK? We'd love your help! 💡 At
@ukceh.bsky.social
we're training & testing AI to detect multiple moths in a single image. Send us top-down photos of multiple moths on egg trays to support this work. More info & form:
forms.gle/e3HzBPEd7RVV...
#mothsmatter
#TeamMoth
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Natalie Cooper
5 months ago
This should be a lot of fun! Help us find out if BES journal data and code sharing policies are actually working, with a little side bonus quest about data equity 🤓
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Butterfly Conservation
5 months ago
The Big Butterfly Count 2025 is here and butterflies need our help 🦋🚨 This isn't just a survey, it's a rescue mission, and we need everyone to get involved. No lab coats. No science degrees. Just 15 minutes of your time. ⏱️ Get out for the count 👉
bigbutterflycount.org
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Royal Entomological Society
6 months ago
Do you know a young person with an interest in insects? 🦋 The Douglas Boyes Fund aims to provide people aged 14-18 with access to entomology equipment, fostering their passion for insects and inspiring them to engage and share their interest with other young individuals 🔽
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Douglas Boyes Fund - Royal Entomological Society
The Douglas Boyes Fund has been established in honour of Douglas Boyes (1996-2021), an esteemed entomologist specialising in Lepidoptera. The Fund aims to provide young people aged 14-18 with access…
https://buff.ly/WGZEKNc
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Royal Entomological Society
6 months ago
The latest
@pomscheme.bsky.social
annual report is here! 🐝🌿🦋🌼🪲 Check out this year’s findings in @ukceh.bsky.social's brilliant summary in the thread below 🔽
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Colin Beale
7 months ago
Great to see
@charles-cunningham.bsky.social
's paper out on the impacts of woodland connectivity on the presence of woodland species in the UK.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
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Scott Cairney
8 months ago
I’m looking for a postdoc and RA for an ERC-funded project “SLEEPAWAY: Forgetting unwanted memories in sleep”. You’ll use MEG/EEG and fMRI to understand how the sleeping brain remembers and forgets. PLEASE REPOST 😊 Postdoc:
tinyurl.com/vr5thp7s
RA:
tinyurl.com/ycyzkatc
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Eva Gril
8 months ago
The beauty of trees as lidar point clouds... 3D pixel art 🌳 🧊 Here, an oak forest stand from the North of France, with a dense understory. Voxelised with AMAPVox
@umramap.bsky.social
, from our terrestrial lidar scans!
@jonlen.bsky.social
#EDYSAN
@terschki.bsky.social
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Seirian Sumner
9 months ago
How to create a
#nature-literate
society. My latest article
@theconversation.com
Revaluing naturalists' skills is essential for a future where we work with, not against, nature. Notice Name Nurture
#GreenJobs
theconversation.com/heres-how-to...
@uclnews.bsky.social
@curlewaction.bsky.social
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Here’s how to create a more nature-literate society
Nature literacy has inspired creativity and innovation for thousands of years.
https://theconversation.com/heres-how-to-create-a-more-nature-literate-society-253373
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Climate Centre
9 months ago
The simplest thing you can do to help butterflies this summer is grow your grass long to help species that have been reduced by up to 86% since 1970. Dr Richard Fox from
@savebutterflies.bsky.social
tells
@stevehreports.bsky.social
on
@lbcnews.bsky.social
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Royal Entomological Society
9 months ago
We are recruiting three new Editors-in-Chief covering medical, veterinary and forensic entomology. We are looking for enthusiastic researchers committed to building the profile of the journal and handling manuscripts with integrity. Read more and apply today 🔽
www.royensoc.co.uk/opportunitie...
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Royal Entomological Society
9 months ago
Huge thanks for speaking bees with us at the RES Student Forum,
@davegoulson.bsky.social
🐝 If you haven't already, be sure to pick up
#Insectarium
, a beautiful book about the secret world thriving under our feet, written by Dave & illustrated by Emily Carter.
#SF25
@bonnierbooks.bsky.social
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Royal Entomological Society
9 months ago
Huge thanks to our terrific student reps -
@bensjhawthorne.bsky.social
,
@idrisadams.bsky.social
and Vera Kaunath - for organising another great RES Student Forum
#SF25
🦋 Read more about our student reps 🔽
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Student Representatives - Royal Entomological Society
The Student Representatives organise the annual Student Forum with RES staff, provide updates to the Society’s Meetings Committee, act as a voice for students within any consultations of the…
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Ben Sheldon
9 months ago
Lovely film about Tim Birkhead's long-term study of Guillemots on Skomer. More than half a century of study of this population: this kind of continuity critical for understanding vitality of these important populations.
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The Birdman of Skomer
With English captions.
https://vimeo.com/1063680641/21c788edaa
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Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity
10 months ago
Great to welcome Alastair Fitter to
#LCAB
today. He joined us to talk about the Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's first ever region-wide State of Yorkshire’s Nature report. Read the report in full:
www.ywt.org.uk/StateofNature
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Natalia (Nat) Zielonka
10 months ago
Very excited for the
@ibisjournal.bsky.social
to be recruiting an Equality and Diversity support officer to help make
#ornithology
as inclusive and accessible as possible Got any questions? Please drop me a message ☺️ 🧪
#AcademicSky
#ECR
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Nature
10 months ago
More than 1,300 scientists have signed a letter calling on the Royal Society to reassess the billionaire’s membership following cuts to US science
https://go.nature.com/3X092QN
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Royal Society will meet amid campaign to revoke Elon Musk’s fellowship
More than 1,300 scientists have signed a letter calling on the world’s oldest science society to reassess the billionaire’s membership following cuts to US science.
https://go.nature.com/3X092QN
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Markus Eichhorn
11 months ago
On International Day of Women in Science let's celebrate the life of Prof. Georgina Mace (1953–2020) who was instrumental in creating the Red List of endangered species which now underpins conservation around the world.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgin...
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Calling entomologists! 📣 Everyone is very welcome to the Verrall supper. Meeting up with friends and fellow entomologists to talk about everything ‘insect’ - over a drink & food - fabulous! 🦋🪲🐜🪰🐞🐛
@ukladybirds.bsky.social
@royentsoc.bsky.social
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Calling entomologists! 📣 Everyone is very welcome to the Verrall supper. Meeting up with friends and fellow entomologists to talk about everything ‘insect’ - over a drink & food - fabulous! 🦋🪲🐜🪰🐞🐛
@ukladybirds.bsky.social
@royentsoc.bsky.social
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Royal Entomological Society
11 months ago
The RES has announced the winners of its 2024
#PhotographyCompetition
, unveiling a selection of amazing up-close images of fascinating insects. 📸 Congratulations to all the winners! View all winning images and enter the 2025 competition 🔽
www.royensoc.co.uk/news/winning...
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Winning insect images revealed in RES Photography Competition The Royal Entomological Society has announced the winners of its 2024 Photography Competition, unveiling a selection of amazing up-close i...
https://www.royensoc.co.uk/news/winning-images-revealed-in-res-photography-competition-2024/
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Royal Entomological Society
11 months ago
RES has joined Bluesky! We are excited to share fascinating science, news, events & more. To start, we’re featuring the
#LargeBlueButterfly
🦋 Our
#Conservation
Science team recently published ground-breaking findings on the dispersal rates of this
#EndangeredSpecies
🔽
https://buff.ly/3Wz5QLU
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Dr Jess Stokes
11 months ago
🐝 UK insect researchers, we need your input 🦋 The RES is gathering insights on your experiences with
#InsectEthics
applications. Whether you engage in the process or not, your feedback matters! 🗓️ Deadline: 1 April 2025 🔽
royensoc.co.uk/news/res-wel...
#Entomology
#ResearchSurvey
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RES Great Welfare Survey 2025 - Royal Entomological Society
Insect Research Practices and Ethics in the UK Share Your Experience on Ethics Applications Are you a researcher working with insects? We need your insights! The Royal Entomological Society is conduct...
https://royensoc.co.uk/news/res-welfare-survey-2025/
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Guim Ursul
11 months ago
So happy to see my 2n thesis chapter published in Diversity and Distributions 🥳🥳 How does local climate influence ecological communities? Answer:
#Thermophilisation
caused by
#colonisation
and local
#extinction
of mountain butterflies 🦋
#ClimateChange
#Refugia
Small thread below⬇️
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BOU
11 months ago
Most-cited IBIS articles 2024 High pathogenicity avian influenza (H5N1) in Northern Gannets: Global spread, clinical signs and demographic consequences Jude V. Lane et al
doi.org/10.1111/ibi....
#ornithology
#seabirds
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Lesley Lancaster
11 months ago
Senior Editor position!!! Please feel free to get in touch with me via DM or email if this is of potential interest to you, even if you don't think you're 'ready' (I didn't!). Serving on a
@britishecolsoc.bsky.social
journal is for me a joy and a privilege.
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Darren Evans
11 months ago
If you love animal ecology then you’ll love this opportunity! Feel free to get in touch to discuss the ins and outs of the role
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