Javan Bauder, Ph.D.

Hiring a coordinator for a state-wide camera trapping program to monitor mammals in NY. @Cornell in Ithaca, NY. More details: tinyurl.com/36nftspn Please share/forward.

On the #SnakeTalkPodcast, Dr. Jenkins sits down with Dr. Alison Rabosky, the Curator of #Herpetology at the University of Michigan Museum of #Zoology, to talk about #museum collections of #snakes! Listen in: oriannesociety.org/snake-talk/

🚨🚨@dhranglack, @JayVLombardi, and I are looking for a graduate student to study nonlethal tools to reduce depredation. Details here: docs.google.com/document/d/1eA… Please RT!

Understanding eastern indigo snake growth rates is important for informing ongoing captive breeding and reintroduction efforts to restore eastern indigo snakes in historically occupied parts of their range in northern Florida and southern Alabama.

Reintroduced snakes had the highest growth rate while wild and captive snakes grew at similar rates. Growth was rapid in both males and females but fastest for females. Finally, estimates of measurement error highlight the importance of accurately measuring body size in snakes.

Do reintroduced eastern indigo snakes grow faster than wild or captive eastern indigo snakes? Find out in our new paper in #Herpetologica @HerpLeague led by @TheSnakeDude @OrianneSociety! doi.org/10.1655/Herpet…

We are keeping a running list of software (R and others) for analyzing animal movement data, check it out and let us know if when new ones come along, or if you have edits to suggest (building off great paper by @rocio_joo 2019)

Deandra is a PhD student at Univ of Arizona studying black bear population ecology in the Navajo Nation, and the award will help fund her research. In this photo, Deandra collects hair from a hair snare. You can follow her on Instagram @deandraaaj3 and here @deandrajones03.

One week left to apply for this position!

My lab will be hiring eight amphibian surveyors to help with ongoing amphibian monitoring and survey efforts in southeast Arizona beginning March 1, 2024. Position description below. Please RT widely! @UASNRE

📢New OA Paper📢 Happy to share our new paper on how top-down and bottom-up factors influence red fox occurrence and persistence in winter. Wonderful to work with @BrynEvansTweets, @AlessioMortell2, and @remington_moll on this study esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ec…

AZTWS is hosting the Joint Annual Meeting between the Arizona & New Mexico TWS Chapters and Arizona/New Mexico AFS Chapter in 2024! Interested in contributing to the planning? We have started now and need your help! Contact us today to get involved.

Application review starts this week! Lead the development of a new long-term ARU study aimed to estimate T&E spp abundance. Email/DM with any questions. peaselab.com/join

@gabbspalomo Thanks @gabbspalomo I really appreciate the nice feedback on my talk!

Our lab @UASNRE and @USGSCoopUnits Arizona Cooperative Fish & Wildlife Research Unit is hiring a seasonal technician (January-May 2024) to assist with a MS student Gambel's quail project near Tucson. Please RT! arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/careers…

Looking for ways to evaluate model fit when conducting step-selection analyses or when fitting hidden Markov models? Check out our new preprint! With @signer_j and Smith Freeman #rstats

Please share widely! We are hiring a graduate student for our wild turkey research project focused on spatial ecology! @UNLSNR @UNL_IANR @UNL_CASNR @UNLincoln @WLFWildlife @NWTF_official @WildTurkeyReprt @wildturkeydoc @NEGameandParks @WildTurkeyNerd @BaknerNicholas

Announcement for a MS assistantship co-advised by myself @USGSCoopUnits and Dr. Jesse Alston @UASNRE. Student will examine US/Mexico border wall impacts on mammal communities using camera traps. See attached description and please RT!