The UdeS made me Emeritus. This is a big deal in francophone universities. As an ethnic voter who speaks with an accent, it is not always easy to feel at home in Québec, but I always was at home at the Université de Sherbrooke, very grateful.
Canada’s first European Robin (Erinthacus rubecula)! Only the fourth observation in North America. Most likely a vagrant from a ship. There was just over 100 observers this morning.
January 10th 2026, Montréal, QC
www.inaturalist.org/observations...
When a population protected due to its unique traits evolves to be less unique.
Check out our new paper led by Sarah Sanderson.
"Contemporary Evolution of an At-Risk Stickleback Population During a Severe Drought" in Evol. Appl.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
Are Darwin's finches evolving in response to climate change?
Check out our new paper - led by Paola Carrion-Aviles.
"Darwin’s finches and climate change: insights from a resilient system"
academic.oup.com/jeb/article/...
Very sad to hear of this. I met Emma at conference I organized in Montreal in 2019. She had a stellar reputation, so I invited her as a keynote speaker. She was charismatic & inspirational. Students in particular told me they enjoyed meeting her. Wonderful person. theconversation.com/emma-johnsto...
Are Behavioral Ecotoxicity Endpoints Relevant at the Population Level? Evidence-Based Insights for Environmental Protection | Environmental Science & Technology pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10....
Methinks it's more of a people problem. Especially people who think contraception is part of the solution. www.bbc.com/news/article...
Collage titled "Help Us Identify Reptiles" with 20 photos showing snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodilians on a black background.
Infographic explaining the four main reptile lineages with cartoon illustrations of a snake, lizard, tortoise, and crocodile.
Closing slide with green snake icon and call to action: "You can contribute identifications from any computer, anywhere in the world!" with link tr.ee/identifyweek2.
We’re in the second week of our ID-a-thon, and we’d love your help sorting reptiles into four broad categories: snakes, lizards, turtles & tortoises, and crocodilians. Learn more: tr.ee/identifyweek2 🐍🐊🐢
Grid of 12 amphibian photos on black background with text "Help Us Identify Amphibians" showing frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, and caecilians in various colors and patterns.
Infographic showing the three orders of amphibians with illustrated icons: Frogs & Toads, Salamanders, and Caecilians. Text explains all amphibians have moist skin and lack scales.
Call-to-action slide with green frog icon encouraging viewers to contribute identifications on iNaturalist at tr.ee/identifyweek2.
You can help make identifications on iNaturalist right from your computer! It’s the second week of our ID-a-thon, and we’re kicking it off with sorting amphibian observations into broad categories like frogs, salamanders, and caecilians. Learn more: tr.ee/identifyweek2 👀🐸✨
What an extraordinary opportunity to have been able to present my research on Wood Frogs 🐸 at my first ASAB conference in Edinburgh, Scotland 🏴. Already looking forward to my next time at ASAB!
#ASABWinter2025
Excited to be in the beautiful city of Edinburgh 🏴 for the Winter 2025 ASAB conference! I’ll be presenting a poster on my master’s research tomorrow 🐸!
#ASABWinter2025
@mark-carney.bsky.social si vous autorisez ce projet, vous aurez le poids de la disparition d’une espèce endémique sur les épaules.
Looks like a Cuban Tree Frog (Osteopilus septentrionalis), invasive but still cute. Great shot by the way!
🐸 New Research: Freeze-tolerant frogs accumulate cryoprotectants using photoperiod: A potential ecological trap ➡️ buff.ly/dd4SXDv
Just a few chapters in and I’m already in love!
Join us August 25th for a herps Bioblitz at île du Marais (Sainte-Catherine-de-Hatley). Spend an afternoon observing reptiles and amphibians, while contributing to citizen science by uploading your observation to iNatualist 🐸🐢🐍! @qcbs.ca @inaturalist.bsky.social @usherbrooke.bsky.social
This week I had the opportunity to represent Université de Sherbrooke at #CSEE2025, presenting my research on Eastern chipmunk behaviour and life-history.
I am honoured to have been able to attend, and discuss the future of ecology and evolution with both new and old colleagues and friends.
I had the opportunity of presenting the first preliminary results of my project this week at #CSEE2025, which we hosted in Sherbrooke. I’m extremely grateful to have met amazing researchers and fellow students, most of which, love frogs as much as I do 🐸.
With field work about to finish, here are a some pictures from the last few weeks 🐸!
Fantastic Dream Team of volunteers! #CSEE25
What a great team of co-directors!
Quelle belle équipe de codirection !
Andy Gonzalez and Fanie Pelletier💪
#csee2025
@csee-scee.bsky.social @csee-sceemtgs.bsky.social
@bio-diverse.bsky.social
Forest friends 🐿️🍃
#CSEEinFocus
@csee-sceemtgs.bsky.social
Scientist in the wild @julia-goss.bsky.social
Canada Goose low angle swimming in a calm pond.
A Canada Jay perches on green spruce branch.
Canada Goose & Canada Jay on this 2025 Canada Day!🇨🇦
Cheers to Deals! Get 10% Off Your Boquébière Bill🍻
From July 6 to 9, show your conference badge at Le Boquébière (microbrewery) and get 10% off your entire order!
Whether you're craving craft beer or great food, it's the perfect time to stop by and enjoy the local flavour.
À Sherbrooke le 7 juillet? Ne manquez pas la présentation de Pre Jade Savage sur les tiques en Estrie et comment réduire le risques de maladie de Lyme.
Fieldwork picture for #CSEEinFocus 🐿️🤎
@csee-sceemtgs.bsky.social
Carlos, the trap-happiest eastern chipmunk
Don’t miss these exhibitors at the #CSEE2025
Ne manquez pas ces exposants au #CSEE2025
@royalsociety.org
@qcbs.ca
@cdnsciencepub.com
@espacepourlavie.bsky.social
@ciee-icee.bsky.social
@canblacksci.bsky.social
“Don’t want no other shade of blue but you”
@csee-sceemtgs.bsky.social
#CSEEinFOCUS
