Karma Choki

New study presents a multi-species occupancy model for three small felids in Bhutan: Asiatic golden cat, marbled cat & leopard cat. Occupancy varied by different environmental and anthropogenic factors, highlighting the need for heterogenic landscapes. 👉bit.ly/3WPXfVt

Proud advisor moment! Check out MS student Michele Lovara's research update on using conservation dogs to detect M. ovi in bighorn sheep 🐑 youtube.com/watch?v=DA8APJ…

Happy belated leopard day! 🐆 @KarmaChoki_KC is literally counting spots for leopard conservation. Here are a few of the 200+ leopards in her thesis project

WildCRU’s Postgraduate #Diploma trains #conservation #scientists and practitioners from around the world. Alumni include many wonderful #women, who are powerful role models inspiring diversity in their fields. #InspireInclusion #InternationalWomensDay

🐯 Exciting news! Bhutan's #tiger count is rising, offering hope for these majestic creatures. 🌟 But challenges remain. Managing human-tiger conflict is vital for both tigers & the communities that share their habitat🌍🐾 RT to show your ❤️ for these incredible animals! 🐾

Having tons of fun teaching all about mammal research techniques with this wonderful crew this week for @SDStateNRM 230: Natural Resource Management Techniques at #OakLakeFieldStation 🐭 🐰🐯🦌🐿️🐾

We were able to support four 2022 WildCRU International #Conservation Practice #Diploma alumni with career development scholarships. From Bhutan, Madagascar, Peru & Ethiopia, the recipients used the funds to continue their research & further contribute to #wildlife conservation

If you will be at #IMC2023 & want to free yourself from ArcMap crashing then join us! We'll cover common GIS tools, make pretty maps, master for loops, and get some digital data downloads w/ APIs.

Spread the word & come work with us on Small Mammals 🦇🐁🐇around the Badlands!! Looking for a MS student to start within the next year @SDStateNRM

📣📣PH.D. POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT📣📣 See full announcement here: bit.ly/3nzsOnF. Pls share widely!