Saana Isojunno
@saana-i.bsky.social
Researcher at CREEM, University of St Andrews. Animal behaviour | conservation | marine ecology | risk assessment | predator-prey #ECOPredS http://www.ecopreds.com
Geat idea! I would like to join, please
November 29, 2024 at 4:52 PM
Geat idea! I would like to join, please
November 29, 2024 at 4:46 PM
Proud to work with @jcqsutherland.bsky.social and many collaborators to understand inshore-feeding killer whales & their interactions with prey in Scotland, as part of the #ECOPredS project and supporting community-led monitoring efforts. More on the photo-id catalogue bsky.app/profile/hugh... (4/4)
Our Scottish Killer Whale Photo Identification catalogue is a free resource and is available for download at bit.ly/2QQ6oOJ
Work already underway for a 2025 update 🖤 🤍
#MarMam #MarineMammals #Scotland #CetaceansUK #Orca #citzenscience #Shetland #Orkney #Westernisles
Work already underway for a 2025 update 🖤 🤍
#MarMam #MarineMammals #Scotland #CetaceansUK #Orca #citzenscience #Shetland #Orkney #Westernisles
November 27, 2024 at 7:37 AM
Proud to work with @jcqsutherland.bsky.social and many collaborators to understand inshore-feeding killer whales & their interactions with prey in Scotland, as part of the #ECOPredS project and supporting community-led monitoring efforts. More on the photo-id catalogue bsky.app/profile/hugh... (4/4)
I'm passionate about understanding species risks with respect to their sensory and behavioural ecology, and how individuals manage risks & resources in changing and unpredictable environments more broadly. Striving to make a difference through accessible, open, and inclusive science (3/4)
November 27, 2024 at 7:37 AM
I'm passionate about understanding species risks with respect to their sensory and behavioural ecology, and how individuals manage risks & resources in changing and unpredictable environments more broadly. Striving to make a difference through accessible, open, and inclusive science (3/4)
I work on assessing risks to marine wildlife (mostly marine mammals, seabirds) from human activities at sea, using various monitoring data, ranging from individual tracking to passive acoustic monitoring and aerial surveys; and various statistical methods, from time series to spatial analysis (2/4)
November 27, 2024 at 7:37 AM
I work on assessing risks to marine wildlife (mostly marine mammals, seabirds) from human activities at sea, using various monitoring data, ranging from individual tracking to passive acoustic monitoring and aerial surveys; and various statistical methods, from time series to spatial analysis (2/4)