Professor, Author, Potter, and Lizard Lover @UCBerkeley
Berkeley, CA
Joined February 2018
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Meet the professor, author, potter, and lizard lover from UC Berkeley. Introducing our next amazing speaker, Erica Bree Rosenblum!
Attend Bree Rosenblum’s talk live at TEDxBerkeley 2023 by purchasing a ticket at tedxberkeley.org!
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We released our latest newsletter today!
Missed it in your inbox? Check it out here: tinyurl.com/5ddyztsc
The latest AW news, what we've been up to in recent months, & the release of our "Illustrated Amphibians of the Earth"!
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What do Pitohui birds & Phyllobates poison frogs have in common?
They both sequester & resist the potent toxin: batrachotoxin
Abderemane-Ali et al recently discuss how "toxin sponges" may help frogs & Pitohui sequester & resist batrachotoxin
Read more: amphibiaweb.org/
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Follow one of the most ambitious conservation projects ever attempted as 10,000 scientists who risked everything to save the endangered species they love. #EarthDay
Executive produced and narrated by @TheEllenShow, #Endangered is streaming now.
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The international pet trade is bad news for biodiversity
Beyond immediate impacts on harvested populations, Gippel & Bertelsmeier recently showed that pet species tend to have traits that make it easy for them to become invasive species
Read more: amphibiaweb.org/
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We are happy to announce our Global Women in #Herpetology Book! 🐢🦎🐸A compilation of short stories from 50 countries, cultures and backgrounds.
More about it in our website!
womeninherpetology.com/
Please share widely and RT! 1/4
@herpetALLogy @WCHerp @ssarherps @AmphibiaWeb
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Have a look at the latest @AmphibiaWeb newsletter! A must-reading compilation for all you amphibian lovers 🐸😍
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Next week we are releasing our second ever newsletter!
It's going to be a great one with lots of excellent updates about our site & work
And of course stunning amphibians pics from our fantastic contributors!
Enroll here & see the last newsletter:
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We're releasing our 2nd-ever quarterly newsletter soon!
Sign up a the link below for some excellent amphibian content straight to your inbox!
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We are releasing an email NEWSLETTER quarterly (4 times / year)
Our 1st newsletter comes out in December!
Keep up-to-date on all the species being described, gorgeous photographs added, & the latest AmphibiaWeb news
amphibiaweb.org/newsletter.h…
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JOB!
Love 💦🐸🐟 ?
Come work with my group @WDFW
!
We are hiring several techs to collect data in streams / wetlands on amphibians, fish, & mussels
Excellent chance to get experience on actionable conservation science & practice
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Many frogs & toads are 'earless', with ears lost ~38 times across the frog Tree of Life!
Stynoski et al recently reared Atelopus & Rhinella toads to find out how ears are lost! They provide a new look into trait losses for frogs & all life!
Read more: amphibiaweb.org/
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I'll be sharing my new approach to teaching Global Change Biology at a webinar with Oxford University Press this Thursday February 11th. Would love to have you join the conversation! Webinar registration is here: register.gotowebinar.com/reg…
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Tomorrow at 10am PT: Join @OxUniPress and associate professor Erica Bree Rosenblum (@RoLab_UC) for a live virtual presentation on global change biology. Rosenblum will discuss narratives within the field, teaching methods, and her new book. Register here: ow.ly/LysH50DwYQw
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Are salamanders "forever young"?
Salamanders have huge genomes & the remarkable ability to regenerate limbs, tails hearts, & brains
Sessions & Wake recently discussed how big genomes relate to regeneration in salamanders - fascinating!
Read more: amphibiaweb.org/
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My point is: Trust yourself! but if you can't, trust the kind, fierce and loving people around you! Find people that are welcoming and kind and fun to work with (@RoLab_UC)! Persist in your passion <3 Be ready for new adventures <3
ALT The Ethos from the UC Berkeley Rosenblum Lab. It reads: ´The time for separating our science from our humanity has passed.'
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I want to tell a story. 11 years ago, I volunteered as a field assistant to a study on Iberolacerta monticola. I caught exactly 0 lizards! because I sucked at lassoing... but I fell deeply and irreversibly in love with reptiles...
ALT Three biologists sit in a sunny, rocky, landscape, holding lizard lassos
ALT Iberolacerta monticola, green lizard, being held
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Everyone!
What topics on how organisms (🌱🐛🐻🦎🦀🍄) respond to enviro change (climate, urbanization, harvest, disease, etc) are most fascinating/ terrifying?
&
Who are your fav scientists on that topic?
I'm teaching Global Change Bio @ESPM_Berkeley this & want to all of it!
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1 year ago I set up my 1st experimental pond enclosures in the city of Portland to test if red legged frogs adapt to urban pollution & what it means for conservation
Despite the pandemic, we learned tons & have exciting results to share soon!
#UrbanConservation #UrbanEvolution
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Flock of cedar wax wings loving the rotting persimmons in our neighbor's tree
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What's the evidence that species are adapting to cities?
Nice new critical review of the data and path for future exiting research!
Congrats on the @Trends_Ecol_Evo paper @RoLab_UC postdoc @MaxRLambert & former PhD @DrSimoneDr et al !
#UrbanEvolution
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