“…George and the team at Upwell have a strategic relationship with Lotek tag manufacturers – together, they have been building and testing prototype tags to deploy on young turtles. This was being trialed in Portugal’s Azores and off Florida's coast and Upwell was keen to trial it in South Africa!”…
Deveaux Bank, an island located off the shores of South Carolina, is an important conservation area and a critical stopover for whimbrels on their long migration between northern Canada and South America. In efforts to provide information on conservation strategies for protecting whimbrels, as well as other shorebirds of Deveaux,…
The huemul deer is one of the primary herbaceous species along the Patagonia, and was a common occupant of the area until the 1800’s when populations began to decline. In an effort to restore the species to its ancestral roaming grounds, researchers are tracking current populations of the huemel deer…
"Uncovering detailed travel patterns and habitat use of sharks along and across shelf territories has been historically challenging – especially for most pelagic shark species – which remain offshore for most of their lives. Their vertical diving behavior has been a subject of inquiry for a long time, and for…
"With support from the Pennsylvania Game Commission (PGC), and in collaboration with its partners at the El Jaguar Reserve, American Bird Conservancy (ABC) recently financed and assisted in placing “nanotags,” small radio transmitters, on ten Wood Thrushes and ten Louisiana Waterthrushes in northern Nicaragua. Both songbirds nest in the United States…
The female predator moved from Dalnerechensky district in Primorye to the edge of a federal SPNT to be far away from residential areas in a place full of hoofed animals. Read the full story here: http://amur-tiger.ru/en/press_center/news/1541/
"Animals across the Arctic are changing where and when they breed, migrate and forage in response to climate change...". Using a new Arctic Animal Movement Archive with data compiled from 86 species across 3 decades, researchers are able to observe changes on a larger scale. Read more at the link…
Giant hornets made headlines in early 2020 for the potential devastation they can cause local bee populations. Thanks to the effort of the Washington State Department of Agriculture, a team was able to track individuals to a nest and remove it. Read the full story here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/first-murder-hornet-nest-located-near-b-c-u-s-border
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