Andrew Butler🦊

@DrJulieKYoung It was a great presentation!

Gave my talk @ #TWS2024 today and loved the energy of folks willing to chat afterwards! Thanks for your interest in my research 🥰

📣We are proud to share our latest publication “The Pangolin Universal Notching System (PUNS): A Foundational Scale Marking Methodology for #Pangolins is now OA in @OryxTheJournal. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

🧵 We are excited to share our new pub with @STOTEN_journal titled: "Widespread exposure to anticoagulant rodenticides among common urban mesopredators in #Chicago.“ This pub is OA for the next 50 days using sciencedirect.com/science/articl… (1/8)

Out in @AnimalEcology, we investigate the influence of masting on timing of reproduction in small mammals using a 12-year dataset. Seed availability alters probability of reproduction for both sexes and can change timing of reproduction by over 2 months! besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

New Paper - @DavidRHeit's 2nd MS chapter is out! A review + mammal & bird case studies exploring nonlinearity in GLMs GLMs are "nonlinear" on the natural scale yet entail a linearity assumption, which can be confusing Read more (open access): onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

New paper! Taylor Readyhough & @ARButler89 led a review of 70,000 U.S. mammal studies over the last 100 years to assess publication trends Key results in figure. Conservation status surprisingly unimportant. We ID taxa that need more work (weasels!) onlinelibrary.wiley.com/share/author/U…

PhD Assistantship Opportunity to study large carnivores and herbivores (and the smaller things they influence) in both the US and Africa with me, @LauraCGig and other great colleagues *please repost* jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9…

🚨New lab paper 🚨 on how the space between science and conservation is still broad (but navigable) for endangered species (1 of 7) authors.elsevier.com/a/1j09d_9CgSsqh

MS assistantship opening on human dimensions of wild turkey management. More information at: jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9…

Thanks to the @wildlifesociety for highlighting our recent publication on red foxes in Maine! @remington_moll @BrynEvansTweets @AlessioMortell2

I am seeking a PhD student to investigate Habitat, Connectivity, and Climate Resilience of Conifer Forest Carnivores and Key Prey in the Southern Rocky Mountains of northern New Mexico. With @wildlandsnetwrk Come Join Us! sites.google.com/view/frey-lab/…

Check out my recent interview with @wildlifesociety discussing our "State of Traditional Ecological Knowledge in the wildlife management profession" article that was published in The Journal of Wildlife Management. #TEK @tamurwfm @AgriLife @TAMU wildlife.org/qa-tek-and-the…

Interested in estimating species distributions and expected abundances across large areas? Limited by how much parameter space can be sampled? Have you thought about integrating presence-only data? Our new paper in @JAppliedEcology does just this: shorturl.at/rGPW1

Our lab at the University of New Hampshire is recruiting an MS student. Project is on wet deposition nitrogen analyses in Puerto Rico and New Hampshire. Please DM for details, and retweet!! 🐰🐰

Our article on #LGBTQ+ inclusion in outdoor field experiences received enough downloads to be a #TopDownloadedArticle in #EcologicalApplications. A reminder that, despite political pushback, there is a real need to create inclusive spaces in the #outdoors and #STEM fields.

Very excited to share this paper out in Journal of Animal Ecology @AnimalEcology led by amazing MS student Brigit Humphreys on pilfering: individuals differ in their ability to locate and steal caches from other individuals #animalpersonality #smallmammals besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/13…

📣Postdoc position opening (co-supervised with Chris Rota) - developing regional deer monitoring protocols for National Parks in the northeast. Come work with us on this cool project! jobs.rwfm.tamu.edu/view-job/?id=9…

Thanks @COLSA_UNH for covering our (@BrynEvansTweets @AlessioMortell2 @remington_moll) recent paper in @ESAEcosphere on 🦊🐇❄️🌲🐺

Rodenticides are increasingly related to fisher deaths in New England. Could they be responsible for declining fisher populations in New Hampshire? @UofNH hubs.li/Q02mwrRW0