Richard Yarnell
@richardyarnell.bsky.social
Associate Professor in Ecology. Views my own. Mammal conservation.
Reposted by Richard Yarnell
During my BSc at NTU, I participated in these surveys, collecting hedgehog capture history data in 2010 (and maybe 2009 or 2011, who knows it's that long ago! 🧓🏼). So it's pretty cool to go from collecting these data to assisting with the analyses all these years later! 😊
October 10, 2025 at 11:19 AM
During my BSc at NTU, I participated in these surveys, collecting hedgehog capture history data in 2010 (and maybe 2009 or 2011, who knows it's that long ago! 🧓🏼). So it's pretty cool to go from collecting these data to assisting with the analyses all these years later! 😊
Reposted by Richard Yarnell
Our results showed that density declined over time & was spatially structured. As badger presence changed during the study, with a new badger sett appearing halfway through the study, we observed a density-weighted shift away from this badger sett, providing evidence for the landscape of fear.
October 10, 2025 at 11:19 AM
Our results showed that density declined over time & was spatially structured. As badger presence changed during the study, with a new badger sett appearing halfway through the study, we observed a density-weighted shift away from this badger sett, providing evidence for the landscape of fear.
They are also partial to arctic tern chicks and eggs on North Ronaldsay…
February 1, 2025 at 1:40 PM
They are also partial to arctic tern chicks and eggs on North Ronaldsay…
Now that is a well used Sasol ❤️
January 16, 2025 at 7:27 PM
Now that is a well used Sasol ❤️