MSc student studying population bio of an endangered butterfly at the University of Guelph, co-advised @NorrisLab and @JessicaLinton86 @NRSINews
Guelph, Ontario
Joined May 2018
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Tune in to catch me on this kid-friendly podcast where we discuss Bird Safe Guelph's mission to transform the city and campus to protect birds @birdsafeguelph @NatureCanada @cityofguelph
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Members of the 'Ontario Butterfly Species at Risk' team present the first formal population size estimates for 2 populations of the endangered #MottledDuskywingButterfly (Erynnis martialis). #teambutterfly. bit.ly/esr_50_195
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📢📢Big news from #teambutterfly! Our 1st yr of trialing captive overwintering of mottled duskywing @Conservatory_ and the larvae are waking up!! We still need them to pupate and emerge to consider this trial 'successful' but @AngelaDemarse and @ETrendos have got them this far!
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New endangered Mottled duskywing paper!!
Led by @AngelaDemarse, we provide the first ever estimates of population size and drivers of density in two existing populations. Free to download. #teambutterfly
@Jessicalinton86 @ETrendos @Conservatory_
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We are reaching out with an urgent request to our Ontario community. Can you, or someone you know, help out our loggerhead shrike recovery team? We need a trailer to house our field biologists in the Carden area where we are working to save this endangered songbird.
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In the 1950s, when I was a child, CEOs made about 20x more than the average worker.
In the 1980s when I was mayor of Burlington, CEOs made 42x more.
In 2000, when I was in the House, CEOs made about 120x more.
Today, they're making almost 400x more.
Unacceptable.
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Want to help volunteer for the Fall Seed Festival? From October 3rd to 9th @sustainableUofG needs volunteers to help organize, run and promote the weeks worth of seed events! Opportunities to meet new people, gain experience and make a positive impact on campus biodiversity!
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Guelph has officially become one of Nature Canada's Bird Friendly Cities! Congratulations to all who have contributed to this designation. Let's keep the momentum going and continue to make changes that keep our birds safe!
Nature Canada is proud to announce Canada’s next certified Bird Friendly City, Guelph, ON(@cityofguelph)!
Special thanks to @birdsafeguelph and @NatureGuelph for their contributions!
Learn more in the press release 👇
naturecanada.ca/news/press-r…
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#PollinatorWeek | “The collaborative nature of the project was just so inspiring.”
Find out how @SustainableUofG is leaving a legacy at #UofG
@SustainableUofG @Pollinators @BeeCityCanada @WWFCanada
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Bird Safe Guelph will begin window collision monitoring at the University of Guelph campus and we want your help! Volunteering is open to anyone able to get to campus, and the thesis opportunity is open to a U of G student. Please retweet!
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Without feather ado, we introduce #GuelphBirdDay on Saturday May 14th! Flock on over to our social media in the upcoming weeks to see the events we have planned.
#birdsafeguelph #worldmigratorybirdday #guelphbirdday #springisnear
@uofg @wbuguelph @NatureCanada
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Excited to share some of the Indigenous-led and community-based wildlife monitoring programs happening in the #WISELab with @JessPopp @birdsafeguelph
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Bird Safe Guelph is excited to continue our FREE 2021-2022 public seminar series! This series features bird-safe activism, research, and policy!
This coming February we will be hosting Kathryn Yarchuk from the University of Guelph. Mark your calendars!🐦
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Bird Safe Guelph is excited to continue our FREE 2021-2022 public seminar series! This series features bird-safe activism, research, and policy!
We are starting the year off with Matthew Shumar, from the Ohio Bird Conservancy. Matthew will be presenting Jan 11th at 5pm EST!
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Bird Safe Guelph is excited to continue our FREE 2021-2022 public seminar series! This series features bird-safe activism, research, and policy!
Our December speaker will be Dr. Bridget Stutchbury from @yorkuniversity who will be presenting on Dec 6th at 5:00pm EST on Zoom!
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Released more mottled duskywing @PineryProvPark today ❤️. Looks like final count for our first reintroduction year will be over 700 thanks to @Conservatory_ .
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#teambutterfly is still hard at work doing daily mark resighting with @RyanNorrisSci in multiple Mottled Duskywing pop'n in Rice Lake Plains and we have surpassed the 1000 egg count at @Conservatory_ captive rearing lab! #PollinatorWeek #speciesatrisk #Butterfly
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In late 2019, we had a pollinator conservation project emerge from our @BeeCityCanada Bee Campus designation.
Now, a team of #UofG students are working to transform and restore a strip of land behind South Residence into a habitat for pollinators & other beneficial insects.
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Op-Ed in today's @TorontoStar: the proposed HWY 413 threatens many species at risk and should not proceed without a federal environmental assessment
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Diversity, equity, inclusion, & justice in the environment, ecology, & conservation?
Phenomenal resources compiled here by @Dr_AlexM & colleagues
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