Anna Haukka
@annaha.bsky.social
🪶PhD, researcher in conservation science and human-nature relations
💚 Ecology, geography, educational science
🌱Nature, environmental & sustainability educator
🦅Personal account
Research activites: https://researchportal.helsinki.fi/fi/persons/anna-haukka
💚 Ecology, geography, educational science
🌱Nature, environmental & sustainability educator
🦅Personal account
Research activites: https://researchportal.helsinki.fi/fi/persons/anna-haukka
And, thanks go also to @koneensaatio.fi for funding my PhD and thus enabling the completion of this work for me 🙏
November 11, 2025 at 5:54 PM
And, thanks go also to @koneensaatio.fi for funding my PhD and thus enabling the completion of this work for me 🙏
This is also the last article of my PhD published, and I feel like the whole bigger project is now complete! 🥳
Thanks for all the work and collaboration on this one Jacqueline Jürgens, Johanna Staerk, @simonbruslund.bsky.social @aksulehikoinen.bsky.social and @andreasantangeli.bsky.social
Thanks for all the work and collaboration on this one Jacqueline Jürgens, Johanna Staerk, @simonbruslund.bsky.social @aksulehikoinen.bsky.social and @andreasantangeli.bsky.social
November 11, 2025 at 5:47 PM
This is also the last article of my PhD published, and I feel like the whole bigger project is now complete! 🥳
Thanks for all the work and collaboration on this one Jacqueline Jürgens, Johanna Staerk, @simonbruslund.bsky.social @aksulehikoinen.bsky.social and @andreasantangeli.bsky.social
Thanks for all the work and collaboration on this one Jacqueline Jürgens, Johanna Staerk, @simonbruslund.bsky.social @aksulehikoinen.bsky.social and @andreasantangeli.bsky.social
Press release: Trade risk of beautiful birds - how aesthetics drive wild bird exploitation for trade www.helsinki.fi/en/news/rese... @nathist.bsky.social @helsinki.fi
Trade risk of beautiful birds - how aesthetics drive wild bird exploitation for trade | University of Helsinki
A new global study finds that the visual beauty of birds – their colours and shapes – predicts which wild species are traded by people. By analysing data for over 9000 bird species, researchers discov...
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November 11, 2025 at 5:47 PM
Press release: Trade risk of beautiful birds - how aesthetics drive wild bird exploitation for trade www.helsinki.fi/en/news/rese... @nathist.bsky.social @helsinki.fi
Reposted by Anna Haukka
Similarly, a number of reasons to reduce feeding in addition to rats such as too picky birds, corvids eating too much, hawks and cats predating, pathogens being spread, worry about messing with nature, municipal or building rules, tits pecking cows' udders, and neighbors shouting over the fence. 6/8
March 18, 2025 at 3:05 PM
Similarly, a number of reasons to reduce feeding in addition to rats such as too picky birds, corvids eating too much, hawks and cats predating, pathogens being spread, worry about messing with nature, municipal or building rules, tits pecking cows' udders, and neighbors shouting over the fence. 6/8
Reposted by Anna Haukka
People described a number of reasons to increase feeding such as caring for endangered species, empathy or interest in birds, keeping up traditions, supporting biodiversit or wanting to provide nature connection to children or cats looking behind the window. 5/8
March 18, 2025 at 3:05 PM
People described a number of reasons to increase feeding such as caring for endangered species, empathy or interest in birds, keeping up traditions, supporting biodiversit or wanting to provide nature connection to children or cats looking behind the window. 5/8