Kirsty's first hihi paper accepted in Animal Behaviour!

Great work Kirsty - her first hihi paper has just been accepted for publication in Animal Behaviour.  

Kirsty took advantage of data collected in the field over ten years ago, and combined this with our long-term breeding records for the Tiritiri Matangi population. Some hihi can live for around 10 years so this was perfectly timed!

Science Cafe kicks off 2016 Cambridge Science Festival

Kirsty and Rose are running the Science Cafe event again as part of this year's Science Festival.  Despite pretty awful weather conditions on Saturday March 5th (gales, rain, and hail!) we reached over 70 people during the 3-hr event in the Cambridge Market Square.  Our goal is to communicate how exciting science is to an audience who perhaps wouldn't normally come to the Science Festival - fingers crossed for better weather next weekend!