.@WECatWUR @WUR has a #vacancy for a 30-mo #postdoc on data science for #wildlife #cameratrapping.
Ideal candidates have experience with camera trapping, advanced automated image analysis using AI, and handling very large datasets.
Please spread the word.
wur.nl/nl/vacature/postdocto…
ALT Red deer stag captured by a camera trap at the Veluwe in the Netherlands
Want to be my colleague? @WECatWUR has a #vacancy for an assistant or associate professor in wildlife conservation.
The deadline for applications is March 6.
wur.nl/en/vacancy/assistanta…
Love the cover of last month's issue of the Journal of Mammalogy!
Pablo Teta and Nicolás Reyes-Amaya studied species boundaries in agoutis. Would have loved seeing two of my study species - the Orange-rumped agouti and the Coiba #agouti - included too.
doi.org/10.1093/jmammal/gyab…
Cascading effects of ungulates on forest evosystems at the #Veluwe, the Netherlands.
Our newest paper in @EcosystemsJ, fine work led by @JIgnacio_R @WUR.
link.springer.com/article/10… – at Wageningen, Nederland
Love your setup for monitoring pollinator activity. 💚
#ImageAnalysis – at Wageningen, Nederland
Three MSc students of @WUR were doing thesis fieldwork at Barro Colorado Island, Panama.
I am grateful to @IlseSmits4, @jurriaanm and all other personnel of @NLinPanama for helping them return to The Netherlands just before the national lock-down.
Want to be my colleague?
We have TWO vacancies for tenure-track assistant professor at the Wildlife Ecology & Conservation group of Wageningen University, one of the World's highest-ranking universities for environmental sciences.
Deadline: February 28. wur.nl/en/vacancy/Two-assist… – at Wageningen, Nederland
Tanja @milotict of @LifeWatchINBO presents the Agouti platform for the management, processing and archiving of #cameratrapping images, at #biodiversitynext.
Upon user agreement, data go into GBIF, images into Zenodo.
search.proquest.com/docview/…
Today, @jignacior23 Ramirez successfully defended his dissertation on the impact of ungulates on temperate forests, especially those at the #Veluwe.
Congratulations!
How do people affect the behaviour of deer by creating landscapes of fear? And how do such effects translate to the vegetation, ticks and dung beetles? Bjorn Mols @univgroningen presents results from his work at the #Veluwe. – at Wageningen, Nederland
