Scary results with implications for the Canadian rockies and the beautiful meadows of Banff National Park! Our recent study led by @jonathan-farr.bsky.social shows reductions of alpine herbaceous biomass in Banff: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1...

We can do better than keeping species on life support. What would conservation look like if “thriving” — not just “surviving” — was the goal? 🦬🐺🐻 New article with @jonathan-farr.bsky.social !!!

One of my new favourite papers, nails the importance of reconnecting both people and nature when rewilding!

Global Change Affects Large Herbivore Forage Biomass Through Gradual Successional Shifts and Abrupt Disturbances 🔗 buff.ly/SeRIkiA @jonathan-farr.bsky.social

If you're a conservation scientist into connectivity & great collaborators—check this out 👇 Postdoc position to work on caribou road ecology. You’d join a fantastic team I will also collaborate with! 📍Hybrid (U.S.-based) 🗓️ Apply by July 15 thewildernesssociety.careers.hibob.com/jobs/27bffb5...

Have you ever cited or come across a mention of the 'human shield hypothesis' and wondered: what is the evidence for this hypothesis, and what is the quality of that evidence? Wonder no more! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

Fantastic defence by Anna Jovtoulia. Interesting findings: we had predicted that caribou would be a common prey but it turns out that beaver were the big menu item. Congratulations Anna!

"Thinking time —the time needed to concentrate without interruptions has always been central to scholarly work. It is essential to designing experiments, compiling data, assessing results, reviewing literature and, of course, writing. Yet, [it] is often undervalued." www.nature.com/articles/d41...