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Join us as we explore everything telemetry. Lotek will host a series of webinars dedicated to the different applications of telemetry equipment while exploring the work of some of our incredible customers. We look forward to connecting with you and sharing in our passion for advancing wildlife science.
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APRIL 23rd, 2024 @ 2 pm EDT/7 pm GMT
Geoff Holroyd, Colleen Wisinski & Vitek Jirinec
Presenting: Tagging Owls – Tips & Tricks from the Experts
Safely tagging owls can be a daunting prospect and presents many challenges. This webinar provides a unique opportunity to hear from three field experts, who will present their respective techniques, as well as useful tips & tricks for the species they have worked with. These include Barred owls, Northern Saw-whet owls and Burrowing owls! The presentations will be followed by a Q&A session. Look forward to seeing you there!
APRIL 19th 2023 @ 2 pm EDT/7 pm GMT
Amber Roth, Emily Filiberti & Doug Raybuck.
Presenting: Tagging Small Birds – Tips & Tricks from the Experts
Safely tagging small birds can be a daunting prospect and presents many challenges. This webinar provides a unique opportunity to hear from field experts, learn different techniques, as well as useful tips & tricks. The presentations will be followed by a Q&A session where you can engage in conversation with our presenters and special guest, Chrissy Kondrat. Look forward to seeing you there.
You can watch this webinar here: Tagging Small Birds – Tips & Tricks from the Experts.
JANUARY 26th 2022 @ 1 pm EST/6 pm GMT
The Lotek Freshwater Segment
Presenting: Winter Webinar Series Part 2. Diving in Deeper with the SRX 1200 – Stationary Data Collection in Freshwater
The Lotek Freshwater Segment presents “Diving in Deeper with the SRX 1200 – Stationary Data Collection in Freshwater” as the final part of the Winter Webinar Series. This presentation will guide you through receiver/station setup, considerations, location accessibility, range testing, receiver care, power considerations, data acquisition, and SRX 1200 feature options for autonomous data collection, such as master antenna preview, codeset features, CRTO, Wi-Fi download communication, text alerts, and more. Be sure to bring your questions.
JANUARY 19th 2022 @ 1 pm EST/6 pm GMT
The Lotek Freshwater Segment
Presenting: Winter Webinar Series Part 1. Diving in Deeper with the SRX 1200 – Mobile Tracking in Freshwater
The Lotek Freshwater Segment presents “Diving in Deeper with the SRX 1200 – Mobile Tracking in Freshwater” as part one of the two part Winter Webinar Series. This introduction to the SRX 1200 radio receiver will guide you through receiver set up, to nuances associated with type of mobile tracking; on foot, by car, by boat, by plane, antenna orientation and height, antenna mounting and isolation, the use of the GPS feature, beeper vs. coded, tracking- how to focus on a single ID, and more. Be sure to bring your questions.
MARCH 31st 2021 @ 2:30 pm EST/7:30 pm GMT
Jordanna Bergman, Curtis Pennell & Christopher Caudill.
Presenting: Biotelemetry in Freshwater Environments.
Lotek Telemetry Talks presents “Biotelemetry in Freshwater Environments”. We will be joined by guest speakers Jordanna Bergman, Curtis Penell & Christopher Caudill to explore applications in a variety of freshwater environments.
Jordanna Bergman is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Biology at Carleton University.
Curtis Pennell is a Biologist with Fisheries and Oceans Canada.
Christopher Caudill is an associate professor of fisheries in the Department of Fish and Wildlife Sciences, College of Natural Resources, at the University of Idaho.
JANUARY 18th 2021 @ 11 am EST/10 pm CST
Wesley Neely. PhD candidate at Becker Labs at the University of Alabama.
Presenting: Factors that affect microbiome composition and disease in Brazilian Frogs
Wesley is a third-year PhD student at the University of Alabama, studying environment factors that influence amphibian microbiome composition and disease. He has worked on projects in both Alabama and Brazil, and did past masters work in Texas on freshwater turtle parasites.
JANUARY 12th 2021 @ 7 am EST (12:00 UTC) & 2 pm EST (19:00 UTC)
Gabriel R.S de Souza, Eneko Aspillaga, Joseph Iafrate (via Lindsay Enslow) & Jan Reubens.
Presenting: The Spectrum of Acoustic Telemetry
Lotek Telemetry Talks presents ” The Spectrum of Lotek Acoustic Telemetry”. We will be joined by guest speakers Gabriel R.S. de Souza, Eneko Aspillaga, Joseph Iafrate (via Lindsay Enslow) & Jan Reubens to explore marine applications of acoustic telemetry and the future of the technology.
Gabriel R. S. de Souza is a marine biologist and PhD student in Biodiversity of Coastal Environments at São Paulo State University, Brazil working with fish biotelemetry in marine and freshwater environments.
Eneko Aspillaga is a postdoctoral researcher at the Mediterranean Institute for Advanced Studies (IMEDEA, CSIC-UIB). His research is mostly focused on the behavioral ecology of fishes, studying the complex responses of individuals and populations to their environment, the impact of fisheries and climate change, and the effectiveness of conservation actions. In the last years, he has participated in several research projects involving acoustic tracking, focused on the movement ecology of coastal fish species of interest for fisheries in relation to marine protected areas.
Lindsay Enslow, Marine Telemetry Specialist at Lotek will be providing an overview of the work completed by Stephanie L. Watwood, Joseph Iafrate (Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division, Newport) and Eric A. Reyier (Kennedy Space Center Ecological Program)
Jan Reubens completed a PhD in marine sciences (investigating the effects of offshore wind farms on benthopelagic fish). He is working as senior science officer at VLIZ being responsible for the Belgian Acoustic Receiver Network (a Permanent receiver network) and supervising several PhD studies related to fish tracking. He is currently the chair of COST Action the European Tracking Network.
NOVEMBER 23rd 2020 @ 1 pm EST/3 pm GMT
Lisiane Hahn. PhD in Ecology of Freshwater Ecosystems, Technical Director of the Neotropical consultoria ambiental.
Presenting: Large-scale movements of migratory fishes in South America identified by telemetry.
Lisiane is a Brazilian fisheries biologist with PhD in Ecology of Freshwater Ecosystems, Technical Director of the Neotropical, an environmental consulting company in Brazil. Most of her work in the past 20 years is focused on the investigation of fish migration using cutting-edge technology such as biotelemetry to the evaluation of the impacts rivers affected by hydropower dams.
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