Jessica van der Wal
@jesvanderwal
Behavioural ecologist @Fitztitute in Cape Town. Mosaic of human-honeyguide mutualism in Africa. Culture, conservation & collaboration.
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[Thread] I will now explain our new study about people cooperating with honeyguide birds, using Lego and graphs (and Lego graphs). This study was a great team effort: Honeyguide Research Project Claire Spottiswoode Jessica van der Wal Jess Lund + many not on Twitter.
Guides and cheats: producer–scrounger dynamics in the human–honeyguide mutualism ow.ly/t19y50Q5qhO #ProcB #OpenAccess
Jessica van der Wal Claire Spottiswoode Dept of Zoology FitzPatrick Ins WCS Mozambique
Image: Dominic L. Cram
Big news. Conservation Social Science: Understanding People, Conserving Biodiversity (published by Wiley) is now available as an ebook and will be available in print in a couple of weeks. I co-edited it with Daniel C. Miller and Mike Mascia
📢 Join me & this incredible panel on our Round Table Discussion to unpack how we can expand the #ornithology space in #Africa
See you in Victoria Falls!
#PAOC15 #BirdTwitter #ornithology #inclusion #transformation #DiversityandInclusion #earlycareer #RepresentationMatters
Have you ever seen a Greater Honeyguide? Did it guide you or not? Let us know your #honeyguide stories ! Share your sightings on honeyguiding.me #DidYouKnow #birds #honeyguide #birding #CitizenScience #ornithology
I wrote a small article for Current Conservation on the back of our recent collaborative paper on safeguarding rare cases of human-wildlife cooperation. Read it here: currentconservation.org/how-we-can-saf…
Curious about honeyguides? Read our Current Biology Quick Guide in the Birds special issue #ornithology
cell.com/current-biolog…
During the last 4 months of 2021 my colleagues (Steye Verhoeve) and I set up a collection of resources for MSc students at Earth Sciences - Utrecht University to help them train their (soft) skills. It's open access and hopefully of use to others out there too: skillsearthsciences.sites.uu.nl #AcademicChatter