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On the topic of eddy covariance… here is the beautiful view from the top of the @SAFE_Project flux tower
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A huge thank you to the tireless, dedicated field crews of @SAFE_Project, @SEARRP and Lambir, and other staff who contributed to the logistics! I estimate the paper incorporates ~35 person years of fieldwork.
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Feeling stressed? Take a break and listen to the blissful sounds of a borneo rainforest. Recordings taken from the @SAFE_Project field site! @wwf_uk youtube.com/watch?app=deskto…
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Catch the Daily Express interview with @SEARRP Director Dr Glen Reynolds on the @SAFE_Project speaking to the importance of land management & sustainability when combatting the deterioration of our natural resources searrp.org #scienceimpacts #sustainability – at Kota Kinabalu, Sabah
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Fragmentation has a negative effect on the drought recovery of a regenerating tropical forest landscape @SAFE_Project. Our new paper led by @MatheusHNunes1, check his thread for the summary.
How did fragmented logged forests in Borneo respond to droughts and high temperatures during the 2015-16 El Niño? We used repeat LiDAR to investigate the combined effects of fragmentation and climate on forest recovery - thread
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How can machine learning techniques help identify species & biodiversity changes from afar?
🎧 Tune in to @BBCRadio4's Inside Science to hear from @sarabssethi about his acoustic monitoring work in the jungles of Borneo. [From 29:07]
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Fantastic thread by @JoeWilliamson93 on our work on the importance of #riparianbuffers in Sabah for maintaining #microclimate & #biodiveristy and of course #dungbeetles #TropiCon20 @SEARRP @SAFE_Project
1/5 #TropiCon20 Hi all! Riparian buffers are strips of forest retained around rivers in agricultural landscapes to protect water quality. With a large-scale microclimatic datalogger campaign in Borneo, we demonstrate how they act as cool, humid refugia in oil palm @mattstruebig
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2/5 #TropiCon20 We collected leeches from forest habitats of variable quality: 1) pristine/old growth 2) twice-logged and 3) heavily-logged forest. Using metabarcoding techniques we sequence and identify mammal DNA 🐱🐻🦌🐗 @SAFE_project
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Two fullyfunded PhD studentships with me on the biomehealthproject.com @UCLCBER @uclcs @imperialcollege @ZSLScience on understanding wildlife responses to pressure findaphd.com/phds/project/be… & developing new AI tools for monitoring wildlife findaphd.com/phds/project/ma… deadline 22/11/19
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🍃 It's a jungle thing 🍃
#Borneo #cameratraps #rainforest #wild #orangutan #EnchantmentPassingThrough
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Watch Prof Owen Lewis (@OwenTLewis) talk to us at the #SciAtSAFE conference at @Silwood_Park @imperialcollege about flying moths down riparian corridors at the @SAFE_Project. 🦋🌴
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Casually bumped into a #GreatArgus this afternoon @SAFE_Project. CHRISTMAS PRESENT OR WHAT?!😍😍 #MerryChristmas #ornithology #borneo
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Bioacoustics @SAFE_Project back on track after a short break, now with the new addition of Syamin as #herpetologist: DREAM TEAM!
#WomeninScience
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Aaand - we got a new Dr! Congrats Dr Chapman 🙂 #SilwoodPark
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Come and work with us on the LifeWebs project! Postdoctoral position available: "Exploring changes in interaction network structure along environmental gradients using a meta-analytical approach" tomfayle.com/LifeWebsPostdoc… Deadline January 10th 2019
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Delighted to see a piece on our real time monitoring hardware in this month's @TheMagPi. Full article pgs 18+19 raspberrypi.org/magpi-issues…
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When looking like a stick fails as a defensive mechanism, try scaring the shit out of your would-be predator with some fabulous wing colouration.
Once on the floor she would display constantly if provoked. Higher up she would flash the wings and drop to the floor! @SAFE_Project
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Learn more about the PhD research of Dr Rosie Drinkwater @RosieDrink on using #leech blood meals to monitor #mammals using #DNA @SAFE_Project in our video diaries from the field @SEARRP
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Research plays an essential role in assessing the impact of #RSPO certification of sustainable #palmoil production.
Join this session at #RT16 to hear speakers including @ISEALalliance @emeijaard and @SensorProgramme share insights on past research.
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