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@gabbspalomo is doing a great job highlighting the work of others, so I thought I'd return the favor #TWS2020
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While Gabby's talk focuses on jaguar and puma, she notes there is an incredible diversity of carnivores in the Maya Biosphere Reserve, from gray fox and coyotes to tayras and jaguarundis!
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Using camera traps across four protected areas in the MBR, Gabby and colleagues collected over 100 photos each of jaguars and puma, then calculated activity patterns. High overlap between both species, but note differences based on time of day!
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Time for "Much More Than a First Aid Kit: Keeping Everyone Safe in the FIeld". Very excited! #TWS2020
Looks like a great panel. I don't have all their twitter handles unfortunately, but I do see @biologistimo is part of the panel! #TWS2020
Starting with Dr. Heather Bateman, 'An Academic Perspective: In the Field with Students. #TWS2020
Next up, "Establishing Meaningful Mentoring Relationships to Promote Diversity in the Wildlife Profession" by @FelegeLab and Kaylan Kemink.
As faculty, one of our most important jobs is helping others find their paths in this profession. #TWS2020
Mentoring is a series of MEANINGFUL interactions, with a CONSISTENT interest in the success and progress of the mentee. #TWS2020
Bayan Ahmed starts us off with "Diversify Wildlife Video: Incorporating Human Perspectives into the Role of Diversity and Inclusion in Wildlife Science" #TWS2020
Inclusion should be the end goal, not just diversity. Every individual needs to feel both that they belong, but that they are also unique! #TWS2020
Mentor: M is for Mindset. Invest in and plan your mentorship. #TWS2020
#TWS2020 continues for me, with 'Stakeholder Trust and Confidence in a State Wildlife Agency'.
Procedural fairness is a much stronger (4.5x) component of trust that technical competence.
This is even stronger when there is value congruency between the stakeholder and agency personnel. #TWS2020
