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What Shapes Odonata Community Assemblage Patterns Across a Mosaic of Habitat Types?
By Jorian A. Hendriks (Maastricht University), Siti Maimunah (Faculty of Forestry, Instiper Yogyakarta), Mariaty (Universitas...
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Jul 5, 20234 min read
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Whose flagship is it anyway?
Frank van Veen is a professor of ecology and conservation at the University of Exeter. The flagship species idea is often put forward as...
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Mar 7, 20236 min read
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Ponds & People- answering commonly asked questions
By Alice Pawlik, PhD student studying the links between skin microbiomes and disease in UK common frogs, lead supervisor Dr Xavier...
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Feb 21, 202312 min read
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Saving the Unseen: The battle against hydropower on the Komarnica
By Katy Ellis, a BSc Conservation Biology & Ecology student at the University of Exeter, who spent last summer exploring our human...
ConScience
Feb 8, 202312 min read
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Learning from Listening to Peat Swamp Forests of Central Kalimantan
By Fredie Poznansky, University of Exeter, UKRI Environmental Intelligence PhD, fp314@exeter.ac.uk Fredie writes about her observations...
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Jan 16, 20236 min read
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A Christmas Coral
Arguably one of the most incredible areas of coral reef worldwide? A blog all coral scientists must read By Dr April J Burt, Conservation...
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Dec 20, 20224 min read
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Exploring the Indian Ocean by research vessel
By Jennifer Appoo. Jennifer is a PhD student supervised by Prof Sébastien Jaquemet from the University of La Réunion and Dr Nancy Bunbury...
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Jul 28, 20226 min read
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Preventing venomous snakebites – the barriers to adoption
Harrison Carter is an MSc student supervised by Dr Kimberly Hockings and Dr Ana Nuno, working in collaboration with Madras Crocodile Bank...
ConScience
Jun 16, 20228 min read
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The story of a painting
Nancy Bunbury, Director of Science and Conservation for the Seychelles Islands Foundation The Seychelles Islands Foundation and the Royal...
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May 6, 20225 min read
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In Pursuit of Primates, Skills & Conservation Roles
By Christian Howell. Christian Howell is a PhD student for Dr Tania Minhos (Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal) and Dr Kimberly...
ConScience
Apr 22, 20228 min read
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Trading places – swapping the tropical rainforests of Borneo for the UK's lost temperate rainforests
Cam Goodhead is a Masters by Research student for Dr Kimberley Hockings, working in collaboration with Borneo Nature Foundation to...
ConScience
Feb 28, 20228 min read
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The long and winding road to protecting a giant island endemic
By Nancy Bunbury, Director of Research and Conservation for the Seychelles Islands Foundation. SIF protects and manages the two UNESCO...
ConScience
Feb 3, 20225 min read
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Fighting fire with fire: Using the power of media to alleviate misconceptions about sharks
By April Burt, a 4th year PhD Student at the University of Oxford. April has been working in island ecosystem conservation in Seychelles...
ConScience
Jan 20, 20225 min read
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Killing for conservation - a challenging but necessary tool for endemic island species conservation
By Jennifer Appoo Jennifer is a PhD student supervised by Prof. Sébastien Jaquemet from the University of La Réunion and Dr Nancy Bunbury...
ConScience
Oct 15, 20214 min read
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Why do I care about lemon sharks in The Bahamas?
By Molly Kressler, PhD student, University of Exeter Links: Marine Predator Ecology & Conservation Profile Juvenile lemon shark with...
ConScience
Sep 8, 20215 min read
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Launching the "Protect Great Apes from Disease" Project
Chloë Chesney Non-human great apes are particularly vulnerable to catching infectious diseases from humans. Though wild great ape tourism...
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Aug 8, 20218 min read
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