Philip Gould, Ph.D.

Big thanks to @meaghan_regina for finding this massive black-bellied salamander. This is a PR for both size and length.

Excited about the latest lab paper published with @wildlifesociety. A collaborative effort between @Gouldpr0 , @meaghan_regina , and @Wilk_Sci; supported by @HighlandsBIO and @OSUEnvironment. Interested in #salamanders and/or #wildfire? Check it out! shorturl.at/hpsJX

@BBQ_Ecologist @Peterman_Lab @SpringerEcology Hopefully that link works. Thanks for pointing that out!

@BBQ_Ecologist @Peterman_Lab @SpringerEcology link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Proud and excited for this dissertation work by @Gouldpr0 to be published in @SpringerEcology #LandscapeEcology! shorturl.at/oyBJ1

Just published my first primary author publication of my graduate work. Here's too a productive, transformative 2021! Learn more about stream salamanders here: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Great day for a ballgame! ift.tt/2QnjvWU

To put into context just how large the black-bellied salamander can be relative to other desmogs, the seal and ocoee salamanders here are full adults. In fact, this is one of the larger seals I measured. #salamanderscience #wayah #desmog

@JPLawrencePhoto @RD_Denton It's amazing what a little anesthetic will do

@RD_Denton Obviously a fake because no Desmognathus would sit still enough to be stretched out for measurement or sit on a scale.

Look at this animal's face and tell me salamanders aren't a gift.

When friends are in Clemson, you go to Clemson! ift.tt/30SKDNT

I found this cool caterpillar last night. I believe it is an Eastern Tiger Swallowtail caterpillar. They have distinct false eyes, making it seem like their head is larger than it is. #caterpillar #wnc #blueridgemountains bit.ly/2WR7cjy

The view when we started sampling last night. This is 100% humidity at 1500m. #blueridgemountains

While much of the midwest has been experiencing substantial rain, our part of western North Carolina has not recieved significant rain for over 2 weeks. The effects of drought are increasingly noticeable along forestry road edges, where dust covers all o… bit.ly/2wxRkaW

Here are a handful of the species observed during the landscape ecology and amphibian conservation class over the past two weeks. I'm glad to have been able to share some of the great biodiversity of the southern appalachians! bit.ly/2We7XaV

Great start to the 2019 Landscape Ecology and Conservation of Amphibians Class. The water snake featured may not be an amphibian; however, like us, it was hunting for them. bit.ly/2WWZaGx

A beautiful garder snake found near Hoover Resevoir, Ohio bit.ly/2GrJKnO

Spent sometime with wood frogs yesterday. We also got bonus spotted salamanders and a gravid spring peeper. Its peak breeding season for the wood frogs and some males seem to have… instagram.com/p/BvEc8qchpeE/…

For the last few days, I've been at a workshop learning about the role of hunting in Wildlife management. Today, I had the opportunity to hunt pheasant and successfully harvested one. I have gained a wealth of understanding about what being a responsible… ift.tt/2F0NqML

For the last few days, I've been at a workshop learning about the role of hunting in Wildlife management. Today, I had the opportunity to hunt pheasant and successfully harvested one. I have gained a wealth of understanding about what being a responsible… ift.tt/2F0NqML

For the last few days, I've been at a workshop learning about the role of hunting in Wildlife management. Today, I had the opportunity to hunt pheasant and successfully harvested one. I… instagram.com/p/Bu0BOGiB2uT/…

Last week, Amelia and I celebrated our 5 year anniversary. This is also the first year we have been able to celebrate in the same place for a while. I am reminded of all of the fun we have had and all of the pain we have helped each other through. I am s… bit.ly/2TYaz7y