📢 Job alert!
Come & work with Daniel Gornall & me. Can promise you a great team, lovely farmers, working in beautiful hay meadows & #Curlew chicks... all whilst collecting vital evidence to help lowland breeding Curlew. See ➡️ jobs.wwt.org.uk/vacancies/1849…

We're recruiting!
Looking for two seasonal Monitoring Officers to join our Species Recovery team working on Curlew in the Severn & Avon Vales (Glos/Worcs) & on Dartmoor. Check our website for details (wwt.org.uk/work-with-us/)
Happy to answer any queries regarding these roles ☺️

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Had a great time talking about how cute Eels are WWT Conservation Research Day! And also about how they use floodplain ponds (but mostly about why they are cute). #WWTResearch Well done to everyone who presented and thanks to everyone who organised today!

Loved talking all things mapping at todays WWT Conservation Evidence Research Day #WWTResearch

Great to make my presentation debut at the #WWTResearch Conservation Evidence Research Day talking about Wetland Treatment Systems WWT 💧
Shout-out to Team WTS Dr. Laura Weldon Lucy Smith Sian Taylor and a huge congratulations to all the WWT Conservation speakers!

What a fantastic time at the Conservation Evidence Research Day!! So great to hear what everyone is working on and informing other folk about the amazing projects we do 😀 #WWTResearch

& #SAVCurlews 2023 is off! First Curlew nest found today, a clutch of three eggs belonging to a male that was headstarted from WWT Slimbridge & his partner. White '67' as he is known, at 4 years old, becomes the second headstarted Curlew to be found nesting in our study area! 💫

Wow! What an amazing day at WWT’s Conservation Evidance Research Day, showcasing the leading evidence-based projects. I gave my first professional presentation on my research on using eDNA to identify Black-tailed godwit (Limosa limosa limosa) egg predators using eDNA techniques.

Wow! Such a great day show casing all our fabulous #WWTResearch ! From Eels, Functionally Linked Land, woody dams, curlew, godwits, #wetland heath & wellbeing, water quality, eDNA - it's been quite a day 💫 1/2

#WWTResearch aimed to understand more about how #wetlands impact health & wellbeing. Research into nature prescribing shows that time spent in nature & at #wetlands reduces symptoms of anxiety & depression, reduces social isolation & improved physical health.

.Lily Unger and I are from the same cohort of WWT Conservation-affiliated PhD students, so it was awesome to see what she’s got up to 4 years after our “here’s what we’re planning to do” introductory talks! I love these figures too 🌾 #WWTResearch

Follow tweets throughout the day from our colleagues in WWT Conservation ⬇️

Our PhD student @LilyUnger showcases her work using palaeolimnology to inform lake restoration and conservation of the Madagascar Pochard
#WWTResearch