An amazing profile of my student Gliselle! #WomenInStemt.co/OFlaBakRoX

This scientist has a bat tat and earrings. She says there's a lot to learn from bats

Gliselle Marin joins the “Bat-a-thon,” a group of 80-some bat researchers who converge on Belize each year to study these winged mammals.

Hi 🧪 community, #eDNA#environmentalDNA#ecologyforms.office.com/r/P6R57BAbZq Please pass it along to other users. Post, like repost. Help us reach a wider community.

@partridgecg.bsky.social I know a spot where we reliably have three taxa under the same log.

Thanks. I'm trying to create free resources for teaching (and my students). It's a work in progress... but I have 30 or so episodes now... and i'm surprised (and pleased) by how much they are being used.

Today on the BIoAudio podcast Trophic cascades and ecosystem engineers. Beavers, Wolves and Otters. bioaudio.buzzsprout.com/2234324/1481...#WomenInSTEM#AcademicSky

Beaver, Otters and Wolves: Ecosystem Engineers and Trophic Cascades - BioAudio

Today on the BioAudio podcast Prof Alex Mills returns to talk about how we recognize and describe an

Today on the BioAudio teaching podcast an introduction to Disease Ecology with Dan Becker. How do we view disease in the context of an ecological community response. bioaudio.buzzsprout.com/2234324/1478...#WomenInSTEM#AcademicSky 🧪

Disease Ecology - BioAudio

This week on the BioAudio podcast we are talking about disease ecology with Prof Dan Becker. It's a field that combines mathematical modeling, ecology, evolution, medicine, veterinary science... and h...

This week in the BioAudio teaching podcast we compare and contrast Natural Selection and Sexual Selection. An introduction for new students in biology. #WomeninSTEM#AcademicSKYbioaudio.buzzsprout.com/2234324/1465...

Natural vs Sexual Selection: Darwin's two great ideas - BioAudio

In this episode of the BioAudio podcast we revisit Natural Selection and Sexual Selection. I am joined by Professor Alex Mills and we are going to compare and contrast these two ideas. We talk about w...

Probably more at risk from disease. This photo was taken at a conservation initiative.

My students like it. Free, they can listen while they do other things... more interesting than reading a text book! and I can include topics that are unusual like that one.

I hope you find it interesting. It’s part of how I teach. I’m trying new ways to engage students. Two seasons worth of topics we also cover in lectures.