Patt Finnerty
@pattfinnerty.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Research Fellow - The University of Sydney | ESA 2024 ‘Next Generation’ Ecologist | ESA Director - Early Career Research | Conservationist 🌱🦘
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Yesterday, AWMS ran a fantastic mid-year workshop with the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales focused on science communication and titled 'From Fieldwork to the Front Page'.
A big thank you to @pattfinnerty.bsky.social for pulling together an amazing event!
A big thank you to @pattfinnerty.bsky.social for pulling together an amazing event!
July 11, 2025 at 4:08 AM
Yesterday, AWMS ran a fantastic mid-year workshop with the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales focused on science communication and titled 'From Fieldwork to the Front Page'.
A big thank you to @pattfinnerty.bsky.social for pulling together an amazing event!
A big thank you to @pattfinnerty.bsky.social for pulling together an amazing event!
Excited and honored to be one of this year’s recipients of the Margaret Middleton Award from @science.org.au! These funds will play a crucial role in supporting our ongoing efforts to drive the recovery and conservation of eastern quolls on mainland Australia.
#conservation #ecology
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#conservation #ecology
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Three researchers receive 2025 Margaret Middleton Fund Award to
Margaret Middleton Fund recipients for 2025 are (from left) Dr Patrick Finnerty, Dr Emily Hoffmann and Emmeline Norris.
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February 15, 2025 at 11:39 AM
Excited and honored to be one of this year’s recipients of the Margaret Middleton Award from @science.org.au! These funds will play a crucial role in supporting our ongoing efforts to drive the recovery and conservation of eastern quolls on mainland Australia.
#conservation #ecology
bit.ly/40QEMcc
#conservation #ecology
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Field work can be tough - especially on weekends. Away from family, legs can ache, it can be brutally hot, freezing cold, or rain all day. But as ecologist, we mustn’t forget to look up and appreciate how lucky we are to do what we do. Taken today in Kosciuszko NP (drenched after a passing storm) 🌱
January 11, 2025 at 7:11 AM
Field work can be tough - especially on weekends. Away from family, legs can ache, it can be brutally hot, freezing cold, or rain all day. But as ecologist, we mustn’t forget to look up and appreciate how lucky we are to do what we do. Taken today in Kosciuszko NP (drenched after a passing storm) 🌱
Currently.
Who knew trying to remove invasive species from our waterways could be so utterly spectacular 🎣
Who knew trying to remove invasive species from our waterways could be so utterly spectacular 🎣
December 23, 2024 at 2:41 AM
Currently.
Who knew trying to remove invasive species from our waterways could be so utterly spectacular 🎣
Who knew trying to remove invasive species from our waterways could be so utterly spectacular 🎣
Hi Bluesky!
A photo taken this evening from my swag in Namadgi NP. As a conservation ecologist, I’ll be forever grateful for moments like this where the ‘work’ and wild spaces we aim to protect come together in some pretty spectacular visual poetry.
#conservation #ecology #wildlife
A photo taken this evening from my swag in Namadgi NP. As a conservation ecologist, I’ll be forever grateful for moments like this where the ‘work’ and wild spaces we aim to protect come together in some pretty spectacular visual poetry.
#conservation #ecology #wildlife
December 19, 2024 at 9:54 AM
Hi Bluesky!
A photo taken this evening from my swag in Namadgi NP. As a conservation ecologist, I’ll be forever grateful for moments like this where the ‘work’ and wild spaces we aim to protect come together in some pretty spectacular visual poetry.
#conservation #ecology #wildlife
A photo taken this evening from my swag in Namadgi NP. As a conservation ecologist, I’ll be forever grateful for moments like this where the ‘work’ and wild spaces we aim to protect come together in some pretty spectacular visual poetry.
#conservation #ecology #wildlife