Integrating basic and applied ecology
St. Petersburg
Joined December 2014
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New in @ESAApplications:
Persistent decadal differences in plant communities assembled under contrasting climate conditions
doi.org/10.1002/eap.2823
With #OpenData in @EDIgotdata
#PriorityEffects #TallgrassPrairie #NSFFunded @NSF @EckhoffKatie @SaraGBaer @KonzaLTER @USLTER
ALT Nonmetric multidimensional ordination showing compositional change in each sequence over time. Vectors indicate strength and direction of effects age of restoration and initial precipitation. Legend includes precipitation conditions in the initial year in parentheses
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1950s Ecologist: That’s preposterous; fish don’t have personalities!!
Fish: Hold my beer
*A recent video from our ongoing soundscape work in Belize*
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I am 1/4 Ukrainian. Here’s a story relevant to today’s disaster. In 1976 I traveled to Moscow in a 6-person U.S. delegation to an ocean science conference, 1 of the early ‘safe exchanges’ (athletes & scientists) in the thaw of in relations between the U.S. & the USSR.
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PhD students tend to choose a lab based on the topic, but a creative and supportive environment is more important. If everyone in the lab is miserable, you will probably be miserable there too; and if they are happy and thriving, you'll also likely feel good about yourself there.
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Looking for a 2022 course on stable isotope ecology?
Come to sunny Siracusa where the surroundings, food and drink will make your jaw drop. Course featuring lectures, coding and discussion with Tamsin O'Connell, Seth Newsome, @clivetrue and me
exedramc.com/course/sgsie-5-…
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1) The risk from #sealevelrise is getting worse. That's why #USF is moving forward with plans for a Center of Excellence in Environmental and Oceanographic Sciences on the St. Petersburg campus (bit.ly/3Kx9fmE).
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One of the brightest ecologists of our generation will be speaking next week! (and a really nice guy). It’s sure to inspire and amaze. Don’t miss it!!
📅 Next Tuesday our speaker is Brian McGill (U. Maine) presenting:
"Can probabilistic sampling from a regional pool explain community ecology patterns?"
All are very welcome!
Zoom link👉:iite.info/seminar/
Global times 👉timeanddate.com/worldclock/f…
See you there!
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Fish for #Snowy Grouper, #Gag, or #Tilefish? The Council is seeking public scoping comment on management options for these species. Webinars will be held on February 1-3, beginning at 6 PM to review current management issues and receive public input. safmc.net/safmc-meetings/pub….
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Hiring a #postdoc at UCSB to work with @BurkepileLab, @fishymary and the Moorea Coral Reef LTER on land use change and coral reef ecosystems.
Apply recruit.ap.ucsb.edu/JPF02169 by March 1, 2022!
UCSB is an AA/EOE, including disability/vets
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😀Our theoretical ecology seminar series will be restarting next week - we are really excited about our slate of upcoming speakers from across the world in the first half of 2022, and hope you are too! iite.info/seminar/
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The priority consideration date for this position in Quantitative Marine Fisheries has been extended to Feb. 1. Please share widely! Details in the thread.
A reminder that this position in Quantitative Marine Fisheries - joint with @OSU_Coastal and @ODFWMarine is still open. Apply by Jan 15 for full consideration!
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New research led by @jamealfsamhouri aims to find win-win solutions to reduce #whale entanglements in the West Coast Dungeness crab fishery. Details:
go.usa.gov/xeyuw
Open access paper published in @royalsociety: royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
📸: Benjamin Drummond/bdsjs.com
ALT older male with sunglasses and hat hauls in net full of large crabs onto his boat on a sunny day at sea.
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Win-win solutions are hard to find lately in the ocean check out this exciting new paper on west coast whale entanglements by some of the best in the biz!
New research led by @jamealfsamhouri aims to find win-win solutions to reduce #whale entanglements in the West Coast Dungeness crab fishery. Details:
go.usa.gov/xeyuw
Open access paper published in @royalsociety: royalsocietypublishing.org/d…
📸: Benjamin Drummond/bdsjs.com
ALT older male with sunglasses and hat hauls in net full of large crabs onto his boat on a sunny day at sea.
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Seeking new editors @ESAEcology & @ESAMonographs!
-No editorial experience necessary
-Prior experience as first/corresponding author and peer reviewer is important
-Asst prof (or equivalent) and researchers outside the U.S. encouraged to apply
Visit esa.org/publications/ecy-ecm…
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It's finally out! My most important contribution to metacommunity theory since taking part in Leibold et al. (2004). Here, we redefine metacommunities based on process (density-dependence/independence, dispersal), rather than paradigm (niche vs. neutral)
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Heeeey academic dads! Any interest in a FB group for academic dads to discuss parenting, being a good ally, & being open & honest w/ each other about changing culture? There is a dearth if that kind of convo between dads, & facebook.com/groups/16622734… might be a place to change that!
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Amazing spreadsheet of grants, scholarships, internships, and other resources for #POC in #STEM docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
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Interested in big datasets? What about #biodiversity time series?
BioTIME has almost 9 million species abundance records waiting for you. Just visit the download area: biotime.st-andrews.ac.uk
And if you speak #Rstats language, today's pic is for your!
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Our metacommunity book @PrincetonUPress (with Leibold) was already long. So we missed the strong connection between metacommunities and many aspects of conservation biology. Now, with some great ECRs @idiv, we've provided a road map to this link:
nyaspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley…