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The Lynch Lab for Quantitative Ecology at Stony Brook University. Antarctic penguins, conservation, ecological forecasting. https://t.co/sFts5TOJRX, https://t.co/AKuRTVY3bt

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US CLIVAR
US CLIVAR@USCLIVAR·
We are pleased to host Heather Lynch (Stony Brook University) at this Thursday's Phenomena, Observations, and Synthesis Webinar. Join us at 12pm EDT for the talk "Antarctic marine predator populations are difficult to forecast: Can climate models help?" usclivar.org/webinars
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Meet A Scientist
Meet A Scientist@MeetAScientist·
#LeshnerFellow & @stonybrooku Prof. Heather Lynch studies population dynamics of Antarctic wildlife (🐧🐋🦭), with help from satellite annotation tools developed by her group at @TheLynchLab. Her #SciEngage includes writing a script for a TV drama exploring ethical issues of AI.
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Pew Environment@pewenvironment·
On Elephant Island in the Antarctic Peninsula, chinstrap penguin populations have declined by 50% since 1970. Marine protections in the region could help. pew.org/2XZZ4Qx #PenguinAwarenessDay
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LynchLab@TheLynchLab·
But there was a curious geographic difference. On the south shore, the declines were much worse than on the north shore - 73.2% compared to 20.5%.
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LynchLab@TheLynchLab·
Overall, the Chinstrap population declined on Elephant, and the Gentoo population doubled. But it's a little more complicated. The largest colony "Chinstrap Camp" declined by 70%. All together, it was a 57% decline on the island.
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LynchLab@TheLynchLab·
"While nothing beats the experience of being up close and personal with wildlife, satellite imagery gives us an entirely new perspective on Antarctica and a fighting chance to protect the continent's most vulnerable animal populations"
National Geographic Society@InsideNatGeo

Today for #GeoWeek, we’re highlighting the work of Explorer Dr. Heather Lynch (@thelynchlab). As a quantitative ecologist, she has helped pioneer the use of satellite imagery for studying the presence, abundance and even diet of Antarctic penguins! 🐧

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LynchLab@TheLynchLab·
Looking from land, air, and space, the story of Chinstrap #penguins these days is mixed. Some very dramatic declines, fewer increases, and some we're only assessing for the first time. 🐧🛰📉 The short story: we have 3.4 million breeding pairs. #Abs1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">nature.com/articles/s4159…
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