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@ERS_UNE

The School of Environmental and Rural Science (ERS) at University of New England

 Armidale, NSW, Australia
une.edu.au/about-une/academic-schools/school-of-environmental-and-rural-science
Joined June 2014
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⭐Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, commencing full-time study in Trimester 1, 2022, enrolled in the Joint Medical Program at UNE? Apply to the UNE Medical Scholarship, which offers a once-off payment of $6000 to support your studies. okt.to/jc8QIB
Late last year, Dr Susan Wilson and HDR students Stephen Doherty, Carolyn Sonter and Nicola Forster from the UNE pollution group presented a showcase of UNE research at a SETAC regional meeting. Check it out here: okt.to/saQMWt #SETAC #research #UniNewEngland
How fast could a T-Rex run? 🦖🦖 New research from UNE's Palaeoscience Research Centre suggests juvenile tyrannosaurs were slenderer and relatively faster for their body size compared to their multi-tonne parents. une.edu.au/connect/news/2021…
It's great to see that information about cross-cultural approaches to fire management is being brought to more households. #UNEresearch #firemanagement
Dr Michelle McKemey (@MichelleMcKemey) profile pictureDr Michelle McKemey@MichelleMcKemey22 Apr 2021
Day 2 sharing our story w Gardening Aus. #Culturalburning has many benefits & we all need to work together to manage fire in the impending #pyrocene @ABCaustralia @ABCTV @UniNewEngland
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Good luck @enviroabby! And great pic!
Guy Ballard (@DingoResearch) profile pictureGuy Ballard@DingoResearch17 Apr 2021
#dingo stalking around a #rockwallaby colony Photo via @enviroabby - who's finishing her @ERS_UNE Honours thesis this weekend. Good luck!
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Some great coverage of the #SoilYourUndies experiments and the importance of soil health. Great work @CottonHubUNE!
OK Soil (@CottonHubUNE) profile pictureOK Soil@CottonHubUNE18 Apr 2021
So the @CottonResearch supprted @ERS_UNE and @CottonInfoAust #SoilYourUndies got a lot of coverage on the ABC this weekend. Underpants experiments are taking place in Australian paddocks and gardens — all in the name of soil health abc.net.au/news/2021-04-19/h…
Why are farmers and gardeners 'soiling' their undies?

Why are farmers and gardeners 'soiling' their undies?

Dirty, degraded tighty-whities has never been a sign things are going well — until now, thanks to a backyard science experiment that has Australian farmers "over the moon".

abc.net.au
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"Balancing the social and ecological aspects of floodplains requires a mindset change. We must combine community participation with research, resilience and adaptation to make long-term decisions about the future of these complex social-ecological systems." Great article!
The Land (@thelandnews) profile pictureThe Land@thelandnews5 Apr 2021
Floodplains are an extension of rivers; it's time to change how we connect with them ift.tt/3fF8Kdt
Floodplains are an extension of rivers; it's time to change how we connect with them

Floodplains are an extension of rivers; it's time to change how we connect with them

Flood scenes clearly depict the intersection of humans and nature, and it's not working out well for either...

theland.com.au
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A great opportunity for someone with an Honours or Msc and an interest in plants!
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Big congratulations to UNE's Dr. Jarrod Lees, winning the Meat & Livestock Australia Award! 👏👏
Jarrod (@JarrodLees) profile pictureJarrod@JarrodLees4 Mar 2021
Proud to be selected by MLA to get high end goatmeat on the menu @meatlivestock @ABARES @ERS_UNE Giving goat meat a chance | University of New England une.edu.au/connect/news/2021…
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HUGE congratulations to Dr. Natalie Morgan! Best of luck on the project 🐔🥚
The Land (@thelandnews) profile pictureThe Land@thelandnews5 Mar 2021
Laying foundations for chicken gut health using starch waste ift.tt/3rjNzjT
Ockham’s Razor, the ABC podcast for compelling stories on science, is hosting a live show in Armidale Thursday, February 25, and is looking for local talent. Contact ABC reporter Tegan Taylor on 0438 173 695 or [email protected] okt.to/WaFlvq
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Congratulations to ERS Professor Roger Hegarty for his Fellowship from the Australian Association of Animal Sciences! #ProudtobeUNE  Full article in @UniNewEngland Connect below: okt.to/6DqG0P
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Well done team!
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Congratulations to ERS Adjunct Professor Annette Cowie, and @sst_une Professor Yihong Du, who for the 3rd year in a row, have been listed in the Web of Science international top 1000 highly cited researchers! What an incredible achievement! @UniNewEngland
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#whatafind now that's seriously cool!
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🎉Congratulations to ERS undergraduate Katie Barnett, PhD candidates Kakali Roy and Apsara Amarasinghe, and Ivanah Oliver for their incredible wins at the annual @SoilScienceAust soil judging competition least week! @ResearchCarbon okt.to/Zon1Rd
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A sight for sore eyes! Congratulations to @PalaeoScience Dr John Paterson on his exciting new publication about the first deep sea animals, radiodonts. His fascinating research article in The Conversation has been read by over 200,000 readers! okt.to/wJhnRo
Freaky ‘frankenprawns’: ancient deep sea monsters called radiodonts had incredible vision that...

Freaky ‘frankenprawns’: ancient deep sea monsters called radiodonts had incredible vision that...

Our study on weird ancient marine animals called radiodonts supports the idea that vision played a crucial role during the Cambrian Explosion, a rapid burst of evolution about 500 million years ago.

theconversation.com
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Well done @Sarah_J_Hill! ✨More Info on the scavenger hunt here esa2020.org.au/virtual-scave…
Ecological Society of Australia (@EcolSocAus) profile pictureEcological Society of Australia@EcolSocAus3 Dec 2020
#ESAus20 Virtual Scavenger Hunt Winners are @dieterhochuli, @Sarah_J_Hill and @ErinBThomas!
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Congratulations to @MichelleMcKemey for winning the @BushHeritageAus Award for Demonstrating Outstanding Right Way Science - for the second year in a row! 👏🏼
Dr Michelle McKemey (@MichelleMcKemey) profile pictureDr Michelle McKemey@MichelleMcKemey3 Dec 2020
Thanks @BushHeritageAus & @EcolSocAus for recognising Right Way Science! Congrats Bernadette- Aunty Lesley, Banbai Rangers & I are humbled and honoured to share this award with you @UniNewEngland #PhDlife #alwayswasalwayswillbe

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