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About Lize Gibson-Hall
I am a marine biology graduate with an MSc in conservation at Plymouth Uni. Currently, I am working here as one of your WildHub assistant community managers!
I am also working part-time as one of the membership officers at the Marine Biological Association and have a passion for science communication and bringing people together.
Other interests include the use of technology (specifically cameras) to study animals as well as animal husbandry and advocacy.
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Hi everyone,
My name is Lize and I have just completed my masters in conservation at Plymouth Uni. I have a passion for science communication and rewinding as well as rehabilitation of animals. I also love the use of technology, specifically cameras, to enhance scientific research. My MSc project looked at using thermal imaging cameras to identify seal injuries in wild grey seals at Brixham marina! 🦭 I have just secured a part time job as membership officer at the marine biological association which I am loving already and can't wait to connect with more people on here
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Thank you so much for sharing this webinar Kristi!
What an insightful piece Anish thank you for sharing. I really appreciate the research and the statistics mentioned. I wonder if you could maybe link to some of these sources so members can read further into these studies.
I would also love to know your personal interest in this topic and if you were personally involved or just interested in the work that was done! I remember following this when they first reintroduced the wolves and it was fascinating :) Great work
Feel free to share this and invite people to join WildHub if they have an interest in this topic or worked on it. Also, feel free to join our next social event found here to open a discussion around this topic if that interests you or other work you have done!
Thank you so much for this interview Ussi and @Sarah Neill. It is always great to hear from another marine biology graduate from Plymouth Unviersity. I will definitely need to check out Sea Trek now! I especially love your advice on working within your own means and doing multiple trips to adapt to your own abilities but still complete the work.
Hi Alec, this sounds like useful and interesting research, but it's quite a big ask time-wise! I wondered if there's something you could do to incentivize people to participate, as at the moment it appears that the only reward is a warm fuzzy feeling of helping your conservation research project ;)
Could you perhaps create a badge for people to put on their LinkedIn profile if they participate, or offer participants early access to your findings, or links to a couple of learning resources to help them better assess evidence or...?
I remember completing one conservation survey that then placed my datapoint on a plot showing how my answers related to that of other respondents - it was really interesting! Does anyone else remember it?
Also, many people here in WildHub are fairly early in their conservation careers, and may lack confidence in their evidence-assessing skills. So you might increase participation by reassuring potential participants that any approach is valid, and that they don't have to be a highly qualified 'expert' for their participation to add value to your research
Thanks for these suggestions Lucy! I especially love the badge for LinkedIN :)
Thank you so much for sharing a great opportunity Fátima and be sure to see you in the gather space today. @Fai Collins Ndi @Ussi Abuu Mnamengi @Emily Rampling @Muthoni Njuguna @Rebecca Hansell @Alec Christie @Charlotte Green some of you may be interested in this!
Fátima
Thank you for sharing yet another great course Matthew!
Absolutely loving this course currently and have already learned so much. 100% recommend it :)
Thank you for sharing this Shelley and also including scholarship opportunities!