Detection dogs can help researchers with elusive forest owl conservation

Overview of attention for article published in Austral Ecology, May 2024

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RT @TimBarlow3: I can't believe Zorro, as the one who did all the sniffing, didn't get to be a co-author on this paper. @tasbiophiliac ??

I can't believe Zorro, as the one who did all the sniffing, didn't get to be a co-author on this paper. @tasbiophiliac ??

RT @AustralEcology: New in #AustralEcology. Critically endangered Tasmanian masked owls are rare and elusive. Indirect survey techniques fo…

New in #AustralEcology. Critically endangered Tasmanian masked owls are rare and elusive. Indirect survey techniques for owl pellets can be more efficient. We evaluate if detection dogs are effective in finding owl pellets. https://t.co/McNSiJ9gPb @Wile…

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