March has been a busy month for
me as I presented my work at three different conferences. The annual ‘Rebellion’
at UEA was fun and interesting as always, the international Student Conference
on Conservation Science at Cambridge University was a fascinating experience,
and the BTO’s annual Spring conference was the pick of the bunch.
The latter was co-convened by my
Primary Supervisor at UEA (Dr Aldina Franco) and was entitled ‘Birds in time
and space: avian tracking and remote sensing’. There were some fantastic
presentations given, including excellent talks by my PhD colleagues Tom and
Nathalie on their work with rollers and white storks. I presented a poster on
the preliminary findings of the GPS logger data from Cyprus. Take a look at
those lovely polygons!
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| Excerpt from BTO conference poster |
It was also great to catch up
with host of other researchers, including Dr’s Chris Hewson and Phil Atkinson from
the BTO and some of the guys from the Lund Migration ecology course Tom and I
attended a couple of years back. Always a nice way to spend some time.
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