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Geoffrey Mesbahi

@geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social
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PhD - Agroecology and animal husbandry. Grasslands, agroforestry, ruminant nutrition and animal behaviour. FiBL, Switzerland 🇨🇭 He/Him

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Mongabay @mongabay.com · 19/07/2026
A 33-year study on Costa Rica’s white-faced capuchin monkeys reveals that extreme climate events force the primates to abandon their social norms. Severe droughts cause food scarcity, driving intense competition, territorial sensitivity and shifting group dynamics. Adam Litchkofski reports.
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How Costa Rica’s extreme climate changes the social behaviors of white-faced capuchin
COSTA RICA: Dawn is yet to break when primatologist Susan Perry and her field research team move through Costa Rica’s tropical dry forest for a day in the field studying Central American white-faced…
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Emilie Roinel @emilieroinel.bsky.social · 29/09/2026
🎉 Excited to share that my first PhD paper from the #DryMountProject is now published in Agriculture, Ecosystems and Environment! @pierremariotte.bsky.social @agroscope.bsky.social #GrasslandEcology#ForageProduction#FunctionalTraits
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Community leaf dry matter content mediates the impact of mixture composition on forage yield and nutritive value in temporary mountain grasslands
Mountain forage production is increasingly threatened by grassland degradation and limited adaptation to climate change. Regenerating these grasslands…
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 04/09/2026
🚨 New paper out! 🚨 When studying grazing behaviour, results are often reported at the herd level. But individual cows can differ considerably in what they choose to eat 🐄🌱 ▶️ doi.org/10.1016/j.va... 🧵 1/5 🧪
Swiss Fleckvieh cow grazing a multispecies grassland. The grassland is composed of grasses, legumes and forbs. We can see white clover, dandelion, chicory, plantain and lotus. Herd of Swiss Fleckvieh cow grazing a multispecies grassland, with rainy clouds incoming.
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Mika Rantanen @mikarantane.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
In terms of temperature anomaly for the last three months (MJJ 2026 period), France is the most anomalous country in the world with +2.8 °C above the 1991-2020 average.
Map showing 2-m temperature anomaly for May 2026 to Jul 2026 from ERA5 reanalysis. France and the whole western Europe is dark red, indicating much warmer than normal conditions.Bar diagram showing the top 10 and bottom 10 countries in terms of temperature anomalies from normal. France ranks the first warmest.
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Common Tern Project @commonternproject.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
Question: do I know anyone near Nantes who would be willing to pick up a dead gull-billed tern and its logger? L49 has sadly been killed near a road. I’d be very grateful for a picture and the logger and would of course reimburse postage.
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Prof Braj Singh @prof-braj-singh.bsky.social · 29/07/2026
Europe is losing more than €50 billion annually because of its degraded soils write leading scientists in an op-ed for Euronews. www.euronews.com/my-europe/20...
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Degraded soils : Europe is losing more than €50 billion annually
Europe is losing more than €50 billion annually because of its degraded soils write leading scientists in an op-ed for Euronews. They found a way to deliver healthier soils using AI. They say AI-drive...
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 05/07/2026
Last week I had the pleasure of attending #EURAF2026 in beautiful Neuchâtel, Switzerland 🇨🇭 A great conference with inspiring talks, friendly discussions, excellent food, and a venue just a few steps from the lake. Thanks to the organisers for a fantastic event!
Cover picture of the euraf2026.ch website. Agroforestry picture, with the EURAF 2026 logo, name and place of the conference (i.e. Agroforestry at the heart of Europe 2026, 8th European EURAF Conference, 22-26 June in Neuchâtel SwitzerlandView of Lake Neuchâtel, from above Neuchâtel city
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Philippe Grandcolas @pgisyeb.bsky.social · 03/07/2026
Situation que la loi d’urgence agricole ne fera qu’empirer : les mégabassines ne compenseront pas l’échaudage, agrandir les élevages ne les protègera pas et l’acétamipride ne rafraîchira pas les cultures. Deux VRAIS problèmes de l’agriculture : le changement climatique et les prix d’achat #Duplomb
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Camille Delavaux @camilledelavaux.bsky.social · 26/06/2026
Today is the last day to apply to our open PhD position working on plant-associated above-belowground fungal microbiomes across the Galapagos! Based at the amazing @niooknaw.bsky.social 🌱🍄
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PhD: Biogeography of plant-associated fungi on the Galapagos islands
In this project, you will investigate the biogeography of above- and belowground fungi associated with several Scalesia species. We aim to develop an integrated view of diversity and distribution of t...
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Bertrand Dumont @bdumontae.bsky.social · 15/06/2026
👋 sheep lovers, new paper online "Replacing external inputs with ecosystem services to produce lamb meat can increase exposure to ecosystem disservices" ✅ 29 indicators were used to assess the scores for services and disservices flowing from and into 5 lamb meat systems 👉 doi.org/10.1017/S174...
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Methods in Ecology and Evolution @methodsinecoevol.bsky.social · 11/06/2026
We recently published a paper looking at archiving of code and data at the BES, giving recommendations for improvements. buff.ly/jqekQBr This paper has 138 authors from 29 countries! 🌍 Read below to find out how this paper came to be👇 (1)
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Data‐ and code‐archiving in the British Ecological Society journals: Present status and recommendations for future improvements
Data- and code-archiving are important components of open science, as both make research more transparent, reproducible, accountable and credible, allowing future researchers to build on previous ...
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 06/06/2026
🚨 Excited to be among the co-authors of this new paper in @methodsinecoevol.bsky.social 🎉 We analysed 1,861 papers from @britishecologicalsociety.org journals (2017–2024): while data are usually archived, code is still often missing and unclear, limiting reusability. 🔗 doi.org/10.1111/2041... 🧪
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Data‐ and code‐archiving in the British Ecological Society journals: Present status and recommendations for future improvements
Data- and code-archiving are important components of open science, as both make research more transparent, reproducible, accountable and credible, allowing future researchers to build on previous ...
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Sarah Taber @sarahtaber.bsky.social · 13/05/2025
Happy Tuesday! Who's ready to hear about 1. Flesh-eating maggots (mostly go after cattle) 2. They're native to the US 3. The USDA has kept them out of the US since the 1960s 4. But the flesh-eating maggots are making a 21st century comeback. And believe it or not it may be thanks to MAGA.
Screenshot of a CDC presentation slide on screwworm, titled "History of New World screwworm." There's a map showing its gradual eradication from the US, then southward through central America from the 1960s through the 1980s.
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 18/05/2026
🚨 My latest paper has just been published! 🎉 For the Horizon Europe project #Re-Livestock , we studied in vitro methane production in 48 male dairy calves from 3 genotypes raised in 4 grass-based systems. Main result: feeding system mattered more than genotype. doi.org/10.1016/j.li... 🧪 🧵 1/4
Screenshot of the paper title: The methanogenic potential of grass-fed dairy calves is mostly impacted by the feeding system, not the genotype. Published in Livestock Science, volume 309, July 2026Graphical abstract of the paper.
Protocol: 48 calves from 3 breeds, distributed in 4 grass-based system (3 pasture-based, on indoor hay-based). Rumen fluid incubated for 24 hours. 
Results: Effect of system > Effect of genotype. Greater in vitro methane production in extensive mountaineous systems compared to the lowland more intensive systems
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EAAP - European Federation of Animal Science @eaap-animalscience.bsky.social · 18/05/2026
Good news!🚀 Booklet and Book of Abstracts of the EAAP Mountain Grassland and Livestock Joint Conference is now available! The event will take place in Plantahof, Landquart (Switzerland), from 15th to 17th June 2026 Have a look here and register to the event!🧐 mlg2026.eaap.org
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The Observer @theobserveruk.bsky.social · 09/05/2026
The prize that could make ‘talking to the animals’ a reality Scientists are decoding the chirps, squeaks and calls of finches, bonobos and more in pursuit of a $10m award aimed at understanding how animals communicate, James Tapper reports bit.ly/4nDelSF
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The prize that could make ‘talking to the animals’ a reality
Scientists are decoding the chirps, squeaks and calls of finches, bonobos and more in pursuit of a $10m award aimed at understanding how animals communicate
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Polar Observer @polarobs.bsky.social · 05/05/2026
Parution de l'Atlas de la flore des Terres australes françaises, premier ouvrage de référence entièrement consacré à la flore des îles australes françaises #TAAF, publié aux éditions Biotope en coédition avec les Publications scientifiques du @mnhn.fr. taaf.fr/actualite/pu...
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John Kostyack @kostyack.bsky.social · 30/04/2026
Have you heard the propaganda about how C02 pollution is "plant food"? Yes, it causes crops to grow faster and produce higher yields, but it also means there's more sugar and fewer nutrients. Fossil fuels damage food supplies at a time when billions are already suffering from nutrient deficiency.
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The invisible force making food less nutritious
Surging concentrations of carbon in the atmosphere have produced potent changes in the way plants grow, draining the nutrients from food.
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EAAP - European Federation of Animal Science @eaap-animalscience.bsky.social · 30/04/2026
77th EAAP Annual Meeting in Hamburg: Register by June 1st to Benefit from Early-Bird Rates ⏳ The countdown is on! Join us in Hamburg from 7–11 September 2026 🌍 🎯 Early-bird deadline: June 1st, 2026 Register now to save your spot (and money!) 💸 🔗 eaap2026.org See you in Hamburg 🇩🇪
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European Research Council (ERC) @erc.europa.eu · 29/04/2026
NEWS: The ERC Scientific Council has listened to the concerns from members of the research community about changes to the re-submission rules, intended to manage the surge in demand for grants. The Scientific Council will readjust some of the changes: link.europa.eu/TBqRQJ
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ERC Scientific Council readjusts rules for reapplication
The ERC Scientific Council has listened to the concerns from members of the research community about the recent announcement on changes to the re-submission rules. The changes, intended to manage the ...
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Sergey Rosbakh @srosbakh.bsky.social · 27/04/2026
Five more days to apply! PhD position in our long-term Arctic project based at Leibniz University Hannover with fieldwork in Abisko. Focus: berries, functional traits, climate change & future food systems (with a microclimate angle). Please share: www.uni-hannover.de/en/jobs/id/8...
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Mathilde L. Tissier @mathildetissier.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
www.science.org/doi/10.1126/... Our letter in @science.org on the scientific consensus behind our conclusion: "legislation should prioritize and scale up sustainable practices & alternatives to pesticides, [...] and provide sustained support to farmers committed to agroecological transition."
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France must protect pollinators over pesticides
Pollinating insects, which are essential to biodiversity, plant reproduction, and crop production, are in decline (1, 2). In Europe, pollinator populations have declined markedly over recent decades (...
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Mike Murphy @mjamurphy.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
Frontlines of the climate crisis: 1 in 3 people in Somalia face severe food insecurity. Repeated droughts, harvest failures and livestock losses are fueling conflict and displacement, while food and energy prices surge.
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More than 6 million Somalis face hunger amid climate shocks and conflict
Drought, failed rains, and conflict drive 6.5 million Somalis into hunger; children face acute malnutrition risks.
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Tina Casey @tinamcasey.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
Beef is rising, herds are shrinking...how can solar help? cleantechnica.com/2026/04/23/s... #solar #solarpower #solarenergy #agrivoltaic #agripv #agrisolar #solarfarms #solarpowerplants #beef #cattle #cows #livestock #solargrazing #sustainable #csr #solarindustry #agriculture #farms #farming
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Solar Grazing Is Not Just For Sheep Any More
The US solar developer Silicon Ranch is exploring a new solar grazing model optimized for cattle ranching, and land restoration.
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Ecol. Solutions & Evidence | Applied Ecol. Resources @aer-ese-bes.bsky.social · 01/04/2026
We're accepting proposals for our Special Feature! We invite scientists and practitioners to share experiences from management projects that didn't go to plan, but still provided important insights into how best to manage ecosystems and species🌱 ⏰Submit by 30th April More here👇 buff.ly/EXXBFsJ
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Robert Finger @robertfinger.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
'Environmental claims, climate promises, and ‘greenwashing’ by meat and dairy companies' Relevant paper by Bach et al. in PLOS Climate doi.org/10.1371/jour...
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Dr Pierre Mariotte @pierremariotte.bsky.social · 24/04/2026
🌳🌱🍄‍🟫🪲🕷️🐜 This week we are sampling micro, meso and #macrofauna in our fodder #tree #hedgerows and in adjacent grazed #grassland to assess the impact of this #agroforestry system on #soil #biodiversity #AgroForageTreeProject @snsf.ch @agroscope.bsky.social
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Rémi Cardinael @remicardinael.bsky.social · 21/04/2026
📢 #PhD offer: "Towards better carbon accounting for agroforestry systems at global scale" 🌳 🌽 🐄 🌍 . Fully funded by @cirad.bsky.social and GALILEO EU-AU project. Deadline to apply: May 31, 2026. #agroforestry #carbon #IPCC #naturalclimatesolution More details here: www.cirad.fr/content/down...
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Functional Agrobiodiversity & Agroecology @funcagroeco.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
📢 Join our #EcologySeminar! Dr. Filip Harabiš will shed light on the question of whether ponds in agricultural landscapes function as biodiversity hotspots or ecological traps 🐸 🌾 🪲 📅 Wed 22April at 10:15 AM ❗️ Only online 📩 DM for webinar link @agrarunigoe.bsky.social @uni-goettingen.de
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Our World in Data @ourworldindata.org · 20/04/2026
In a world that often feels deeply polarized, it is rare to find a topic where almost everyone agrees. The treatment of farm animals is one of them. Surveys across many countries show that a strong majority of people, regardless of their diet, oppose common practices in animal agriculture.
Bar chart of survey responses from about 1,000 UK adults in 2022 where most respondents rate a range of common farming practices for chickens, cows and pigs as "not acceptable," highlighting a gap between public concern for farm animals and current practices. Data source: Bryant Research (2022). License: CC BY.
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Journal of Animal Ecology @animalecology.bsky.social · 18/04/2026
📖 Yellow fever outbreak temporarily changes dispersal patterns in an endangered primate These results indicate a spatial rearrangement of individuals during the outbreak potentially due to non-random mortality leading to changes in social group structure🐵 🧪 🦠 🔎 buff.ly/ioA0767
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Nigel Raine @nigeleraine.bsky.social · 11/04/2026
Grassland management & wild #bee biodiversity: conservation lessons from native & non-native systems in S Ontario. New review, led by Kyr Lightburn, discusses the importance of integrating incentive-based management & targeted restoration in working lands to enhance habitat: doi.org/10.1139/face...
Grassland habitats in Southern Ontario illustrating the diversity of vegetation structure and floral communities across
various sites. Panels (a)–(d) show non-native rotationally grazed pastures, while panels (e)–(h) show non-grazed, native grassland
habitats. Panel (b) shows blue vane traps in field for bee surveying. Photos (e)–(h) courtesy of Janean Sharkey.
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Robin Lacassin @rlacassin.bsky.social · 08/04/2026
Received a review request for a journal I wasn't aware of. Manuscript title and abstract were fanciful. An opportunity to "discover" 😆 that Springer Nature copied MDPI with a bunch of (semi)predatory journals named "discover something". Be sure not to review or publish in these journals. ⚒️ 🧪 1/2
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Agricology @agricology.bsky.social · 07/04/2026
COMING SOON...🌳🐄 Our latest Tech Guide and online Hub (released later this week) will explore the role of #TreeFodder as a supplementary livestock feed, bringing together peer-reviewed research & farmer experience. We can't wait to share this one with you! 🤩
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 31/03/2026
🚨 L'agroforesterie sélectionnée comme "Faits marquants" de @inrae-france.bsky.social AgroEcoSystem 🐮❤️🌳 Je suis très heureux de la mise en avant de mon premier article de postdoc ! Les feuilles d’arbres comme fourrage en période de sécheresse ? ▶️ doi.org/10.1007/s104...
Photos de vaches pâturant de la vigne.

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L’arbre, nouvelle ressource fourragère pour les ruminants ? 
L’herbe constitue un fourrage essentiel pour les ruminants dans de nombreux systèmes d’élevage. Mais l’augmentation de la fréquence des sécheresses estivales et printanières peut compromettre la croissance des prairies. Dans ces conditions, les systèmes agroforestiers apportant du fourrage aux animaux sous forme de feuillage des arbres peuvent représenter des alternatives intéressantes. Encore faut-il connaître la valeur nutritive des feuilles d’arbre et son évolution au cours des saisons. Pour le savoir, les feuilles de 16 essences d’arbre communes en Europe ont été collectées au printemps, à l’été et en automne sur toute la France, et leur valeur nutritive a été analysée au laboratoire. Les résultats montrent que la valeur nutritive des feuilles d’arbre diffère beaucoup selon l’essence considérée, mais elle peut être comparable à celle de l’herbe des prairies. La majorité des espèces d’arbre montre une diminution progressive de la valeur nutritive entre le printemps et l’automne. Cette diminution est cependant moins forte que celle observée habituellement pour l’herbe. Ces résultats mettent en lumière que les feuilles des arbres peuvent constituer un fourrage intéressant pour les ruminants, quelle que soit la saison. Il reste cependant à étudier les quantités produites selon la conduite des arbres, et les préférences alimentaires des animaux.Photo d'une vache pâturant un orme Lutèce
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Tamar Haspel @tamarhaspel.bsky.social · 30/03/2026
There's a lot of evidence that grazing can improve plant biodiversity (although there are exceptions). Mostly, though, it doesn't seem to improve carbon sequestration, and sometimes decreases it. But grazing, like politics, is local. All depends on conditions/climate/management.
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Saein Lee @saeinlee.bsky.social · 27/03/2026
We’re conducting a short 5-minute survey to support the development of a practical tool for non-human primates welfare. Researchers, keepers, and vets in zoos, sanctuaries, and rescue centres: your input would be incredibly valuable. forms.gle/SPN7PHVPpzF5... Open until 10 April. Please share!
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Global Survey on Non-Human Primate Welfare Monitoring and Research Collaboration
Welcome to a survey for researchers, keepers, and veterinary staff to assess current practices, collaboration, and needs for monitoring non-human primate behavior and welfare. Your reply will be extre...
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 26/03/2026
My first time doing botanical relevé under the snow! ☃️ But the Cardamine pratensis are already blooming, a sign of the beginning of the grazing season...and of the pasture sampling ☘️🐄 Thanks @scale-it-heproject.bsky.social for this new experience 😉
The me doing a botanical relevé on pasture on a snowy day.Flowers of Cardamine pratensis, green grasslands and a sunset in the background.
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The Conversation France @france.theconversation.com · 26/03/2026
Dès ses premiers jours, un poussin reconnaît sa mère et ses congénères, révélant des capacités cognitives surprenantes. Pour approfondir, découvrez un extrait de *Bien-être et comportement des poules domestiques* de Cécile Arnould (éd. Quae).
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Dr Dan Shugar 🇨🇦 @watershedlab.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
In academia, we're good at talking about successes, but sweep unfunded grants & unsuccessful job apps under the rug. It can be a tough road, filled w/ failure* For anyone discouraged about the process, here's my failure CV #AcademicSky 🧪 *None are really failures if you learn from them
A CV of grants that were not funded and jobs applied for but not offeredA CV of grants that were not funded and jobs applied for but not offeredA CV of grants that were not funded and jobs applied for but not offeredA CV of grants that were not funded and jobs applied for but not offered
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Tiziana A. Gelmi Candusso @urbanzoochory.bsky.social · 16/11/2024
We have a starter pack for scientists using camera traps! 📸 If you work with camera trap data in any way, either collecting data, running ecological models, training CV/ML models, let me know I’ll add you to this list 🎉 go.bsky.app/CbJkbVw
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British Ecological Society @britishecologicalsociety.org · 12/03/2026
How do you design a camera-trap workflow that is field-resilient and analysis-ready?  Join Applied Ecology Resources' free webinar as Dr Hugo Magaldi and Prof. Sabrina Krief discuss camera‑trapping in Uganda and their development of DeepForestVision for AI species labelling and quality control 📸
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 12/03/2026
A few days after planting the trees, we’re now watering them to help the soil settle around the roots 💦🌳 And because it’s March… and it hasn’t rained in weeks 😱
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Nicolas Mouquet @nmouquet.bsky.social · 09/03/2026
‪ 🌳 Do you want to contribute to research on how humans perceive forests? Take this quick, anonymous 10-min survey 🌲 👉 www.biodiful.org#/forest This will help us explore how people experience forest biodiversity! Please share on 🦋 & tag @biodiful.bsky.social to reach more participants 🙏💚 🌐🌍🦤🦑🪴🍁🧪
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Edward Pollard @epollard.bsky.social · 06/03/2026
"There's five times as many butterflies on cattle grazing sites compared with sheep grazed sites," @bcyorkshire.bsky.social www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
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Yorkshire Dales sheep and cattle swap boosts biodiversity - studies
Natural England began switching to cattle grazing at its Ingleborough site in the Dales in 2004.
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Geoffrey Mesbahi @geoffreymesbahi.bsky.social · 05/03/2026
Our #agroforestry plot @FiBL 🇨🇭 is growing! After the first planting of timber and fruit trees a year ago, we now added forage trees for the dairy cows 🐮🌳🌿 More than 110 trees have been planted in just one day 🎉 The next step is to mulch and water all of them to ensure sufficient soil moisture 🫗
The agroforestry plot from FiBL (Frick, Switzerland) is being planted. Holes have been dug, and tree protections are lying on the ground.One row of freshly planted and protected trees. They aim at become fodder trees for dairy cows.At the end of the day, two rows of trees have been planted. More than 110 trees in just one day!
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Kate Laskowski @katelaskowski.bsky.social · 10/02/2026
How do we know our research results are REAL? We replicate them! Most folks agree but lament on how hard it is to publish these replications. My dearest gentle reader, lament no more! Delighted to unveil: Replication Studies, a new section of Behavioral Ecology 1/ academic.oup.com/beheco/artic...
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Replication studies: a win-win for early-career training and behavioral ecology
Replicating previous research builds confidence that results are real and meaningful. But close replications are rare due to limitations in resources and d
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EFP2026 @efp2026.bsky.social · 09/12/2025
📢 Calling all primatologists 📢 EFP2026 in Montpellier is now open for abstracts & registration! 🗓 Deadline for abstract : 13 March 2026 (before if mobility grant application) Submit: www.alphavisa.com/efp/2026/abs... Register: www.alphavisa.com/efp/2026/reg... All abstracts will be accepted!
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Agence Française de Développement - AFD @afd-france.bsky.social · 27/02/2026
🐐🐑🐄 #SIA2026 | On vous résume (en quelques slides)... la conférence "Quelle place pour le pastoralisme dans les systèmes alimentaires de demain ?" Avec le @cirad.bsky.social nous faisons toute la lumière sur ces pratiques agricoles cruciales pour des millions de personnes à travers le monde ! 👇
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EAAP - European Federation of Animal Science @eaap-animalscience.bsky.social · 27/02/2026
📢 Abstracts Submission 𝐝𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐞𝐱𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡 𝟔𝐭𝐡! 🧬🐄🐖🐑 📍 Hamburg, Germany 📅 7–11 September 2026 Submit your abstract here: eaap2026.org 🚀 Don’t miss this opportunity!
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