Antony Lynam
Conservation Technology Field Solutions, Wildlife Conservation Society
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About Antony Lynam
My research interests include the natural history & conservation ecology of small mammals, wild cats, Asian elephants, and tapirs, species responses to deforestation & habitat fragmentation, hunting & wildlife trade. I work at the interface between conservation science & applied wildlife management, using evidence-based approaches, statistical analysis, & technologies (camera-trapping, RS imagery, Cybertracker, SMART) to advise the conservation of wildlife populations in tropical Asia and East Africa.
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@Leala thanks for sharing. This is a great opportunity for early career conservationists to get a head start with funding their field projects. I hope graduates of WildTeam training courses will apply
Hi Tony,
This looks great. I look forward to buying my first packet of sticky rice. You must let us all know when this is up and running.
Hello Jane, When Ibis Rice is available in the UK I will post the announcement here!
Cheers
Tony
Hi tony, this is very intriguing! From what I see around me, I believe it could have a very good market in Germany too :)
Hi Mariasole, Ibis Rice is being sold in Germany. There is talk about an Australian market too. Cheers Tony
Hello Tony, thank you for sharing this, it sounds like a great idea and really well marketed as well, so I hope it is selling well. I see they do sticky rice, this was one of my favourite things when I was in Cambodia! I've not seen Ibis rice in the UK, but if I do you shall be one of the first to hear about my excitement!
Hi Beth, The plan is to launch Ibis Rice in the UK. Jasmine rice is what's being marketed. It's already up and running in Singapore, Hong Kong, and soon Canada. Nick Spencer is the Cambodia-based British CEO of the company that is managing the project. You can read more here https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2019/08/21/We-re-in-business-to-protect-forests-and-wildlife-we-re-also-the-best-you-can-buy-IBIS-Rice-on-its-UK-launch-plans
This sounds interesting! I didn't know bushmeat was an issue with the Giant ibis. I am looking forward to learning more.
Hi Beth, Yes this the background to this particular situation is described here
https://news.mongabay.com/2020/04/poachers-kill-3-near-extinct-giant-ibises-amid-pandemic-pressure-in-cambodia/
It souds very interesting to me too! I will be happy to join
Sole
Hi Mariasole, Welcome to the Giant ibis situation analysis!
Hi Tony, are you in the 10am session on Monday? I'd like to join your group if you are thanks. Stephanie
Hi Stephanie, Yes I will be in the 10am session Monday (today). Please join in!
Hi Tony, Thanks for sharing - exciting to read about these SMART developments. Would be great to add it one of our rooms on WildHub so that people can easily find it again. Perhaps the 'Management and organisational development' room?
In your published post, you can click on 'edit' and select the room of your choice in the right-hand menu when you are in the 'editing a post' interface. Let me know if you have any questions and have a nice day!
Hi Thirza, I've reassigned the post to Management and organizational development but I wonder if WildHub could have a Conservation Technology room where this might sit and attract more readers?