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I've earned my certificate in snake awareness and snake bite first aid! 🐍🎓 As a zoology major, I'm passionate about wildlife conservation and safety. This certification equips me with the knowledge and skills to better understand and respond to encounters with snakes in the field. I am ready to apply this expertise to promote coexistence and ensure safety for both humans and wildlife. #SnakeAwareness #WildlifeSafety #Zoology

"Grateful for the opportunity to develop expertise in forensic entomology and wildlife forensics, even if it's a bit late to share. Always striving to expand my skill set and knowledge base! 🦟🌿 #ForensicScience #WildlifeForensics"

Wildlife Conservation is a collaborative work to put the same goals for better future of the nature. As the program that focusing on the species that inhabitat in the small, and remote islands, these efforts has been approaching some stakeholders in many levels from local communities to the national governments. Approaching the local communities on the islands is one of the most interesting work for me personally, because We got many stories, and perspective related to the species and the future program. Not only about the presence of species, sometimes they will tell us about the history, culture and etc related to the species. #wildlife #biology #wildlifebiologist #storytelling #biodiversity #conservation #wildlifeconservation

🌿 Embracing my Passion for Zoology and Animal Care 🐾 I have always been captivated by the wonders of the animal kingdom, and my journey in zoology has been nothing short of fulfilling. As a dedicated animal keeper and zoo helper, I am fortunate to merge my passion for wildlife with practical experience in their care and conservation. 🔍 Exploring the World of Zoology: From studying animal behavior to learning about their habitats and conservation efforts, every day brings new insights and challenges that enrich my understanding of these magnificent creatures. 👥 Building Connections: Working closely with a diverse team of experts and enthusiasts has been invaluable. Collaborating on enrichment activities, medical care, and ensuring the well-being of our zoo residents is both rewarding and inspiring. 🌍 Making a Difference: Each interaction with our animal ambassadors reminds me of the importance of conservation and education. Whether it's engaging visitors or participating in breeding programs, every effort contributes to our shared responsibility in wildlife preservation. 📚 Continuous Learning: The field of zoology is dynamic, and I am committed to staying updated with the latest research and practices. From attending workshops to pursuing specialized courses, I strive to enhance my skills and contribute effectively to the field. 🌟 Gratitude and Future Aspirations: I am grateful for the opportunities that have shaped my career in zoology and animal care. Looking ahead, I am eager to continue growing professionally, advocating for wildlife conservation, and inspiring others to appreciate the beauty of our natural world. Let's connect and discuss how we can work together to make a positive impact on wildlife conservation and education. 🌿🦁 #Zoology #AnimalCare #WildlifeConservation #ZooKeeper #AnimalEnrichment #LinkedIn

The Wildlife Forensics Conservation, Crimes, and Prevention (WFCCP) 2023, a two-day international symposium on wildlife forensics, aims to promote an exchange of ideas between wildlife scientists and practitioners, researchers, research scholars, and relevant stakeholders on a few focused themes related to wildlife forensics. In addition, it also aims to deliberate the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns, as well as the practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the fields of wildlife forensics. The symposium provides network opportunities for laboratory and crime scene practitioners in the Indian context. Dr. Chetan Nag K S, Ramachandra Rao G, SARMISTHA OJHA, Shraddha Kumari K, Suraj Nagtilak, Bramhi Chougule, Amith S J, SHALINI TUDU . . Click on this link for more information and to register: https://lnkd.in/gj4q2mnW . . #sciences #law #forensics #medical #forestofficers #advocates #wildliferesearchers #biology #environment #ecology #forensicscience

The April issue of the Journal of Wildlife Management is available. Articles include a look at California elk genetics, harbor porpoise distribution, human disturbances on giant pandas and more. https://hubs.li/Q02mjlqj0

Observe the fascinating feeding behaviors of macrofauna in this video shared by Sharayu Jadhav, showcasing the coexistence and #biodiversity of our natural #wilderness. Terracon Ecotech Pvt. Ltd. emphasizes nature-based solutions, aiming for a harmonious balance between development and the #environment. By integrating nature into planning and design, we create #sustainable solutions that benefit human society and the natural world. Let this awe-inspiring display be a source of inspiration for us all to cherish and protect our precious #planet. #TerraconEcotech #NatureBasedSolution #NatureConnection #WildlifeConservation #NatureConservation

🔥 New post! | How to become a zoologist Are you fascinated by animals and have a curious, investigative mind? Then zoology – a branch of biology – might be for you. Find out how to become a professional zoologist!... read the full description on our website. 🐾 Title: How to become a zoologist 🌳 Author: Conservation Careers 📌 Categories: Ultimate Guides 👉 Link: https://lnkd.in/eD2pFs3Q #ConservationCareers #ConservationJobs #ConservationAdvice #Conservation #Wildlife

"As part of a draft management plan, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) wants to cull these invasive owls, and hopes to enlist hunters to shoot half a million of them over the next 30 years. Barred owls have been in the Pacific Northwest since the 1950s, and they now outnumber northern spotted owls across Washington, Oregon and California. They pose such a threat to northern spotted owls as they are more aggressive and have a more varied diet, eating anything from insects and amphibians to fish and other birds. They are also larger and more territorial than the native owls, meaning that they displace the northern spotted owls, disrupting their nesting, competing with them for food, and even attacking them when they come too close. In areas where barred owls are present in higher numbers, northern spotted owl populations are declining rapidly. They are now listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, with populations having declined by between 35 percent" - Newsweek #news #journalism #ornithology #herpetology #zoology #wildlifephotography #biology #ecology #ecoimmunology #fireecology #fws #invasiveecology https://lnkd.in/gCf7GSzH