Oz Marsupial_Monotreme

Inferring recent and ongoing plant extinctions. Katus shortfall- the unknown loss of biodiversity past, present and future is broader than ‘dark extinction’- species becoming extinct before being formally described nph.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/np…

@OzMMSSG @UniMelb Thank you for your interest in seeing us there! We've created an account and will begin sharing to it very soon :) bsky.app/profile/austra…

Good on you @ABCTV for this abc.net.au/about/media-ce… PS please get on Bluesky

@abcnews Please get a Bluesky account. Also, please do better with your headlines about neonazis attacking First Nations people

People in the highlands get vast amounts of exercise, eat a mainly plant-based, non-GMO, organic food diet, have strong social networks, clean environment. Little to no healthcare access = poor outcomes. Especially for women. PNG deserves medical access for all, USA too #JFKjr

@awconservancy @UniMelb Please get a Bluesky account @awconservancy . Your posts are shared there by others. academic.oup.com/icb/advance-ar…

AWC + @UniMelb are tracking bilbies at Scotia (NSW) to discover how fire patterns affect threatened mammals without the influence of introduced predators. The goal? Smarter fire strategies. The bonus? 🔥 bilby portraits. 📸 H Nichols / AWC

@ReadReadj Have been on Bluesky for about a year. It feels like Twitter used to be. Open discussion, great features and no censorship or bullying

I have joined blue sky @ProfJohnRead See you there Will carry on here for a while too

@GruenHQ I wish you were on Bluesky

One glider becomes three! It turns out Sugar Gliders aren’t alone — meet their close relatives, Krefft’s and Savanna Gliders. Together, they depend on healthy forests to survive. 👉 bit.ly/AWC-SugarGlide…

Australasian Marsupial & Monotreme Specialist Group is on Bluesky @iucnmarsupmonsg.bsky.social Latest there: Posting daily ID tips for Australian marsupials. Starting with south east Queensland forest species. 1) Broad-toed feathertail glider. New species, will be assessed LC

Thank you @IUCN SSC for supporting two survey projects through @OzMMSSG to better understand status and threats of #island #endemic cuscus #TalaudBearCuscus and now also #GebeCuscus @InayahNurul13 @MargonoRode @TamboraMuda @DianaF1080

The call of the north Queensland yellow-bellied glider abc.net.au/news/2021-06-1…

We welcome @TiffoFisho, @jwwhale & @H_ArenasCastro as our new media officers. Stay tune to know the exciting research on evolutionary biology made in the Australasian region!

SAVE THE DATE 📢 The Australasian Evolution Society meeting will be held in Melbourne on December 1st-3rd at Monash's Clayton Campus #AES2021 It will be a face-to-face event with livestream of talks. Accomodation at Monash's dormitories is available. More details to come soon.

Australia’s remarkable native species and environments need far more care and support theconversation.com/australias-thr… @DonADriscoll @ayeshatulloch @nicole_hasham @ConversationEDU

Looking for some good-news reading to start your weekend? A population of #bridlednailtail wallabies has started to recover after a successful trial of a technique never before used on land-based mammals 👏 scimex.org/newsfeed/endan… 📷: @eco__aly #holsworth #ecologyaus

AMAZING NEWS!! Discover the #Distribution of every #species of #bat in #Australia! Developed by leading bat #experts Damian Milne, Terry Reardon, Greg Ford & other ABS members. See how many bats are in your local area! ausbats.org.au/batmap.html

The #EcologicalImpactAward celebrates and recognises the working partnership between ecological #researchers and #practitioners. Applications for this award are now open and will close 30 July. For more information, or to apply, visit: ecolsoc.org.au/awards/ecologi… 📷: @twinnietea

Wakey wakey! Registrations for #ESAus21 are now open! Information on fees, inclusions and all things conference-y can be found here: esa2021.org.au #ESAus21 will be held in Darwin from 22-26 November. You'd be batty to miss it! 😝 📷: Brent Henriksen #flyingfox

With Queensland Trust for Nature (QTFN), we're helping restore habitat for koalas in South East Queensland. The trees have been specifically chosen as they're endemic to the area and will provide habitat and food sources for the koalas in the region. greenfleet.com.au/Our-forests/Pl…