St. John et al found that embedding principles of procedural #fairness into #conservationlawenforcement could reduce low-level noncompliance around protected areas.⚖️🌿 Interested in learning more? You can find their full article at doi.org/10.1111/cobi...
#conservation #science #conlaw

There is a new open position at our Lab!!
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#newposition #phd

Our piece on the poisoning of the literature. Will AI speed up literature reviews or derail them entirely? www.nature.com/articles/d41...

🐾 48 Years of #SnowLeopardConservation & Methodological Evolution

On Thursday (10th) SLN is hosting a landmark webinar featuring Dr. Rodney Jackson, the pioneering scientist behind the 1st radio-telemetry study on #snowleopards & Rinzin Phunjok Lama, internationally recognized conservationist.

A timely and much-needed contribution to conservation law enforcement. An important approach — congratulations to the authors.

St John et al found that embedding principles of procedural fairness into conservation law enforcement could reduce low-level noncompliance around protected areas. Learn more at doi.org/10.1111/cobi...

#ConservationLaw #conservation #science

We have developed guidelines on how to give linguistically friendly presentations in English for #ICCB2025 presenters. Please have a read to make your presentation inclusive. Amazing work led by @elizeyxng.bsky.social et al.
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@iccb2025.bsky.social
#languagebarriers

The other paper (also by @lauradee.bsky.social but this time working with @jebyrnes.bsky.social ) focuses more specifically on the issue of unobserved confounding (using a nice marine ecology example).
https://buff.ly/4gVSosH

We showed how hunting patterns change dynamically with respect to human and landscape‐related features. We also demonstrated complex hunting patterns along the gradient of human influence, therefore questioning the use of proxies such as the distance to the village to account for hunting pressure.

Thrilled to share our newly published paper and my first first-author paper. We used hunting sign data from long-term monitoring in the Ebo forest, Littoral-Cameroon, to explore the spatiotemporal patterns of hunting activities.

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