#DYK The Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) was established in 1916 to conduct zoological research and survey India's diverse fauna. #ZSI109thAninversary #MissionLiFE #ProPlanetPeople #ZSI
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🐻 Learn about the use of genetics in wildlife monitoring through a webinar lecture by our co-founder, Tomaž Skrbinšek! 🎉 Genetic monitoring has become a cornerstone in conservation and species management, offering unparalleled insights into abundance, social structure, and more. Coupled with non-invasive sampling techniques, it unveils hidden aspects of species dynamics previously thought unattainable. Yet, practical implementation poses logistical and technical challenges. For conservation managers, understanding and addressing these hurdles is vital to maximizing the potential of genetic monitoring. Tomaž Skrbinšek brings years of expertise in ecology, conservation genetics, and biology. With a robust background in large mammal research, he's led genetic monitoring efforts across diverse landscapes, enriching our understanding of species conservation. From coordinating laboratory analyses to lecturing on conservation genetics, Tomaž is dedicated to advancing conservation science. As a co-founder of DivjaLABS., he continues to drive innovation in the field. Join us in exploring the intersection of genetics and conservation! Watch the webinar recording now for insights into use of genetics in wildlife monitoring and management. 🌍🔍 #GeneticMonitoring #ConservationScience #WildlifeManagement #Ecology #ConservationGenetics #BiodiversityInSight https://lnkd.in/g-6TcHBN
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I'm excited to share my journey as a Lab Research Assistant at the Center for Biodiversity Conservation and Natural Resource Management (CBCNRM), Gilgit (July 2021 - Sept 2023)! My duties were as follows; 🔍 Conducted field surveys in the sky-touching mountain areas of Gilgit-Baltistan, collecting valuable data on Snow leopards, Ladakh urial, Himalayan ibex, blue sheep, and Markhor. 📊 Developed baseline data on amphibians and reptiles and created a comprehensive checklist of avian species in Gilgit-Baltistan. 💻 Processed and analyzed data using statistical tools like R, MS Excel, and SPSS, contributing to scientific reports on the biodiversity of Gilgit-Baltistan. I'm incredibly proud of our work to conserve and understand the unique wildlife of this beautiful region. I am looking forward to continuing my journey in wildlife research and conservation! 🐾🌏 #Biodiversity #WildlifeResearch #Conservation #GilgitBaltistan #DataAnalysis #FieldSurveys #Monitoring #Ungulates #Vantagemethod #DoubleObserverMethod #CameraTrap #LineTransectMethod #DungCountMethod(Sign: Footprint, feaces, fossils) etc #dispersal #Distribution #Diversity #Richness #SimpsonDiversity #references #MendeleyDesktop
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🦅 Greater spotted eagles have changed their migration pattern because of the war in Ukraine: 🔹Researchers from the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO), University of East Anglia and the Estonian University of Life Sciences have been monitoring Vulnerable greater spotted eagles since 2017, tracking their migration patterns as part of the the ELSP-supported Polesia project. 🔹The war in Ukraine has significantly impacted these eagles' migration, causing deviations and less time spent at stopover sites. 🔹The changes in migratory behaviour delayed the eagles' arrival to breeding grounds and increased their energetic costs. 🔹The study provides quantitative evidence of how armed conflicts affect animal behaviour, highlighting the broader environmental impacts of human activities. 🔹These findings underscore the importance of considering environmental impacts in post-conflict recovery efforts. Find out more🔗https://lnkd.in/gC_KGaCY #ConservationScience #EnvironmentalScience #AnimalBehaviour #GenerationRestoration
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Knowledge on habitat types, taxonomy, wildlife behavior and zoology - these are only few of the subjects that are basics for protecting our planet. Learn more about it with Wildlife & Ecology Studies Worldwide. https://m.ebsco.is/ugJhK #EarthMonth #WildlifeConservation
Knowledge on habitat types, taxonomy, wildlife behavior and zoology - these are only few of the subjects that are basics for protecting our planet. Learn more about it with Wildlife & Ecology Studies Worldwide. https://m.ebsco.is/ugJhK #EarthMonth #WildlifeConservation
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Knowledge on habitat types, taxonomy, wildlife behavior and zoology - these are only few of the subjects that are basics for protecting our planet. Learn more about it with Wildlife & Ecology Studies Worldwide. https://m.ebsco.is/ugJIn #EarthMonth #WildlifeConservation #Ecology101
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Knowledge on habitat types, taxonomy, wildlife behavior and zoology - these are only few of the subjects that are basics for protecting our planet. Learn more about it with Wildlife & Ecology Studies Worldwide. https://m.ebsco.is/ugJhK #EarthMonth #WildlifeConservation
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The Dugong (Dugong dugon), often referred to as the "sea cow," is a marine mammal found in the warm coastal waters of the Red Sea. These gentle giants are herbivorous, feeding primarily on seagrass, and are known for their distinctive, flipper-like forelimbs and a tail that resembles a whale's. Dugongs play a vital role in their ecosystem by maintaining healthy seagrass beds, which are crucial for marine biodiversity. #Dugong #RedSea #SeaCow #MarineMammal #Herbivorous #Seagrass #OceanLife #MarineWildlife #UnderwaterWorld #GentleGiants #MarineConservation #SeaCreatures #OceanEcosystem #WildlifeProtection #RedSeaWildlife #MarineBiology #OceanicBiodiversity #SeaCow #GentleGiant #MarineHabitats #SeaMammals #UnderwaterPhotography #WildlifeConservation #MarineResearch #ProtectOurOceans #DugongConservation #MarineLife #OceanFlora #SeagrassBeds
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📢 Our research article at the Nocturnal Avian Ecology Lab (NAVEL) was published in Ecology and Evolution! 📚 The NAVEL Team at the A.P Leventis Ornithological Research Institute (APLORI) embarked on an interesting journey to explore which methods work well for Afrotropical nocturnal birds by comparing the sampling effectiveness of 3 methods (point count, acoustic recorder and camera trap) in and around the Amurum Forest Reserve. 📉 Acoustic recorder and point count were discovered to have similar results in nocturnal bird detection and estimating richness across the different habitat types. 💡 Our findings highlight that either point count or acoustic recorders are useful for nocturnal bird surveys in Afrotropical environments. 🔍 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/edKStC73 #Nocturnalbirds #Afrotropics
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Wildlife Ecology Field Visit - Lunugamvehera National Park with dr. priyan The aim of this field is mainly to understand wildlife and ecosystems. as well in here participated in wildlife observation, data collection methods ,specific ecological concepts covered(16.01.23)
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Knowledge on habitat types, taxonomy, wildlife behavior and zoology - these are only few of the subjects that are basics for protecting our planet. Learn more about it with Wildlife & Ecology Studies Worldwide. #EarthMonth #WildlifeConservation #Ecology101
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