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Paul Meek

@Redfoxmeek

Into wildlife research, monitoring and management

 Coffs Harbour
Joined October 2013
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Early bird registration is still open and the jammed packed program is available. A Symposium for practical pest practitioners. share.google/V5zHCkHNP4HBdQk…
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A part of good science is communicating back to the stakeholders: this week we are back out Western NSW presenting our findings…… and servicing camera traps of course
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Even the Ring-tailed Lemurs are excited about the next 3 days of pest talks at the Vertebrate Pest Management Symposium in Dubbo #VPMS2023
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Very disappointing that yet another TRD and mortality sensor failed, luckily we recovered it by walking it down. Thank you GPS accuracy
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The 2023 VPMS is being organised for October in Dubbo. If you are interested in attending and or giving a talk, please register ASAP. This is a symposium aimed at practitioners and knowledge sharing and dissemination on pest management.
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Shout-out to Lucy, @GeneEcoDeane and @Redfoxmeek who are def. NOT having a lazy weekend. They’re installing #cameratraps for #dingoes in far western NSW. (Excellent hats too).
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publish.csiro.au/WR/WR18188 - the difference between saying you are "baiting" and actually doing "effective-baiting"
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“How many images do I need?” Understanding how sample size per class a... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Collecting data for our desert study of dingoes has its challenges #thesedamnedflies
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Saw 4 koalas in one tree at Lismore yesterday, 6 on a 200m section of roadside veg, #doingfinesomewhere
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In over 20 yrs I’ve never seen this endangered Giant Barred Frog habitat completely dry..... so this is climate change at its worst and it’s what the landscape looked like before the fires, lucky this sub tropical rainforest has not burnt yet
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I was relieved to see two YAF at our Shannon site, hope for more footage tomorrow, when we drop off another 40kg to the colony
Guy Ballard (@DingoResearch) profile pictureGuy Ballard@DingoResearch9 Jan 2020
Replying to @teamswiftparrot
Yes. We lost animals to the fire at this very important colony (it’s a source within the local metapopulation) but we appear to have saved most of them with supplementary food and water. We even have a couple of pouch young emerging in recent weeks! Pictures soon hopefully.
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Not yet we are going through the commercialisation process
ASnyman (@AndreiSnyman) profile pictureASnyman@AndreiSnyman6 Jan 2020
Replying to @Redfoxmeek
Is this software available for download yet?
But did any BTRW drink from it?
Guy Ballard (@DingoResearch) profile pictureGuy Ballard@DingoResearch6 Jan 2020
There’s a very good #cameratrap attached to that tripod. It’s been there for a week. No, it’s not meant to be looking for tadpoles nor aquatic inverts. #fieldworkfail
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A little piece of the big stuff we are doing
A S Glen (@AS_Glen) profile pictureA S Glen@AS_Glen5 Jan 2020
ClassifyMe: A Field-Scouting Software for the Identification of Wildlife in Camera Trap Images mdpi.com/2076-2615/10/1/58
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Nice to see some Brush-tailed Rock Wallabies survived the fires at our site near GRAFTON and have enjoyed feasting on our sweet potato stash.
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Sweet potato among measures keeping wildlife fed post-bushfires abc.net.au/news/2019-12-28/a…
Sweet potato among measures keeping wildlife fed post-bushfires

Sweet potato among measures keeping wildlife fed post-bushfires

Native animals left without food and water because of drought and bushfires are receiving a helping hand from humans.

abc.net.au
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Testing IGOTU transmitters for collaring Villager dogs in Cambodia to look at interactions with #Eldsdeer
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Great two weeks in Western Siem Pang Provence Cambodia setting cams for Elds Deer with #Risingphoenix staff and PhD student Rachel Ladd
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Very happy to learn I was wrong about this. Jenolan is ok for now as are two more important #rockwallaby sites. Hope they stay that way. Was going to say 3 but another central esu (ecologically significant unit) site burnt out today.
Guy Ballard (@DingoResearch) profile pictureGuy Ballard@DingoResearch15 Dec 2019
Sad to learn the important northern Wollemi #rockwallaby populations are now / will soon be threatened by #bushfire That’s pretty much it for the larger remnant populations in this State in terms of escaping fire impacts.
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