Did you know that WildCRU researchers have studied the European badger for nearly 40 years?
Find out more 👉 wildcru.org/programmes/b...
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Did you know that WildCRU researchers have studied the European badger for nearly 40 years?
Find out more 👉 wildcru.org/programmes/b...
@biology.ox.ac.uk
This funding will build on the success of the project and help to move towards a restored Scottish wildcat population and a fair coexistence between wildcats and people 🐾
Un moment formidable. Maintenant, on se bat pour la prochaine International Hedgehog Conference 2028 à Paris !
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Un moment formidable. Maintenant, on se bat pour la prochaine International Hedgehog Conference 2028 à Paris !
www.wildcru.org/news/new-wil...
Weighing just 1kg, the endangered Bornean ferret badger is one of the world's least-seen mammals.
@biology.ox.ac.uk & WildCRU have helped deliver the most comprehensive assessment of the species to date ⬇️
https://bit.ly/3S8G3uF
Weighing just 1kg, the endangered Bornean ferret badger is one of the world's least-seen mammals.
@biology.ox.ac.uk & WildCRU have helped deliver the most comprehensive assessment of the species to date ⬇️
https://bit.ly/3S8G3uF
WildCRU has been shortlisted for the Vice Chancellor's 'Making a Difference Globally' Award.
@biology.ox.ac.uk
WildCRU has been shortlisted for the Vice Chancellor's 'Making a Difference Globally' Award.
@biology.ox.ac.uk
Jaguars in the trees: how big cats thrive in the Amazon’s flooded forest
Guilherme Costa Alvarenga (WildCRU, University of Oxford) studied an extraordinary population of jaguars living an arboreal lifestyle in the Mamirauá Reserve
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Jaguars in the trees: how big cats thrive in the Amazon’s flooded forest
Guilherme Costa Alvarenga (WildCRU, University of Oxford) studied an extraordinary population of jaguars living an arboreal lifestyle in the Mamirauá Reserve
➡️ wp.me/pcNAUj-aC
@wildcru.bsky.social
From jaguars (Gui) and African wild dogs (Jenny) to animal welfare (Lauren), wild meat research (Jasmin) and a decision support system workshop (Carol), WildCRU was proud to be part of the global conservation conversation!
From jaguars (Gui) and African wild dogs (Jenny) to animal welfare (Lauren), wild meat research (Jasmin) and a decision support system workshop (Carol), WildCRU was proud to be part of the global conservation conversation!
Today we celebrate some of the amazing species that the WildCRU team researches, supporting biodiversity, conservation projects and policy decisions around the world.
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Today we celebrate some of the amazing species that the WildCRU team researches, supporting biodiversity, conservation projects and policy decisions around the world.
@biology.ox.ac.uk @mplsoxford.bsky.social
Can you guess how many Ethiopian wolves we captured?🦊
14 people, 10 days, 4 camps, 3 cars
Read more about my most insane (but meaningful) fieldwork ever!
➡️ ethiopianwolf.org/news/notes-f...
#EWCP
#WildCRU @wildcru.bsky.social
#Oxfordbiology @biology.ox.ac.uk
Can you guess how many Ethiopian wolves we captured?🦊
14 people, 10 days, 4 camps, 3 cars
Read more about my most insane (but meaningful) fieldwork ever!
➡️ ethiopianwolf.org/news/notes-f...
#EWCP
#WildCRU @wildcru.bsky.social
#Oxfordbiology @biology.ox.ac.uk
Read more 👉 bit.ly/40FgGlV
@oxfordbiology.bsky.social @ox.ac.uk
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WildCRU won the Global Impact Award while the Animal Vibration lab were shortlisted for their Seismic Senses exhibit for the Research Engagement Award 👇
WildCRU won the Global Impact Award while the Animal Vibration lab were shortlisted for their Seismic Senses exhibit for the Research Engagement Award 👇
From acoustic monitoring and biologging to remote sensing and AI, the conference explored powerful new tools tackling conservation challenges to drive positive impact.
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From acoustic monitoring and biologging to remote sensing and AI, the conference explored powerful new tools tackling conservation challenges to drive positive impact.
@biology.ox.ac.uk
Jenny assessed potential impacts of climate change on endangered African wild dogs, finding that environmental change could drive widespread but spatially variable declines in the species.
Well done from everyone at WildCRU!
Jenny assessed potential impacts of climate change on endangered African wild dogs, finding that environmental change could drive widespread but spatially variable declines in the species.
Well done from everyone at WildCRU!
Could and should we learn to live with lynx, wolves and bears again in Britain & Ireland?
Come along to find out 👇
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Talk & readings, guest perspectives, signed copies available to buy & free Malawi Mountain Gin samples
Register: forms.gle/NW61TATYeMBR...
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Could and should we learn to live with lynx, wolves and bears again in Britain & Ireland?
Come along to find out 👇
@biology.ox.ac.uk
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During his PhD, Yusuf has combined humanities, social science, and natural science to better understand how elephants coexist with different communities in Sumatra, Indonesia.
A huge well done from everyone at WildCRU!
@biology.ox.ac.uk
During his PhD, Yusuf has combined humanities, social science, and natural science to better understand how elephants coexist with different communities in Sumatra, Indonesia.
A huge well done from everyone at WildCRU!
@biology.ox.ac.uk
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Professor Macdonald also founded the Department of Biology’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) in 1986.
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Professor Macdonald also founded the Department of Biology’s Wildlife Conservation Research Unit (WildCRU) in 1986.
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The award recognises the exceptional work of the team, who share their expertise globally to build local capacity, support equitable livelihoods, strengthen policy, and improve human-wildlife coexistence.
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The award recognises the exceptional work of the team, who share their expertise globally to build local capacity, support equitable livelihoods, strengthen policy, and improve human-wildlife coexistence.
@biology.ox.ac.uk
Mariana is using camera trap data from our Andean Carnivore Conservation Programme in a new study.
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Mariana is using camera trap data from our Andean Carnivore Conservation Programme in a new study.
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