Group assignment on Animal Welfare

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Working together… or just in close proximity of one another? As an earlier post has mentioned, this week has revolved around animal welfare – which has included not only individual projects where we must formulate our own opinions, but also group assignments where we’ve created in-depth scenarios to fill in and evaluate applications to ethical… Continue reading Group assignment on Animal Welfare

Running up towards exams

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All right, we now have about 2 weeks left until our exam and then a further couple of days until we present our individual projects, and the steam pressure is about to overclock! Meanwhile the temperature feels like it has dropped to less than 10 °C all day around, which really has started marked we… Continue reading Running up towards exams

Day out by the lake

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Maybe it’s my day today!  I guess one of the things I’ll have to get used to as an aspiring amateur wildlife photographer is just never knowing if I’ll see anything – or if I’ll be quick enough to capture the moment! This week I went out for a couple of hours hoping to get… Continue reading Day out by the lake

Crowd-Sourcing Data

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  Don’t you just get the idea sometimes that you just can’t find any chanterelles wherever you look and all you want to do is give up in pure frustration? Well, I guess the world of researchers isn’t too far flung after all – what can happen is that some data is way too difficult to… Continue reading Crowd-Sourcing Data

Distance Sampling Field Exercise

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Look carefully! Picture of the day: A Great Tit (?), ISO 100, 196 mm, f/5.6, 1/160. Earlier this week we had a field exercise in distance sampling – really makes you think about how difficult it can be to spot what you’re looking for! Really so if you’re looking for something that’s (kind-of) camouflaged, small,… Continue reading Distance Sampling Field Exercise