Cutting-edge #EnvironmentalScience research, explained. #scicomm
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People thinking about the needs of people AND the ecosystems is important for successful restoration. My latest from @envirobites
What does the Decade of Ecosystem Restoration mean for you?
Ecologists can learn a lot about successful restoration from sociologists by @briecology envirobites.org/2020/12/04/w…
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What can fossils tell us about ancient animal behavior? 🦖 Dig into my latest article to find out! #fossils #animalbehavior
Clues to the Past – What fossils tell us about ancient animal behavior #animalbehavior #dinosaurs #ethology #fossils envirobites.org/2020/12/03/c…
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Latest blog piece 👇
Joining forces: The role of the natural and social sciences in addressing the Global Nitrogen Problem envirobites.org/2020/11/12/j…
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Pollution from the 1800s may still affect lichen biodiversity today. My latest from @envirobites
Industrial Revolution Pollution Suppresses Succession in Lichen Communities by @briecology
Study by @theo_llewellyn envirobites.org/2020/11/05/i…
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Due to #COVID + #ClimateCrisis many more people are exposed to science information~ researchers are studying how science communications can reach new & more equitable audiences, to avoid the "Matthew Effect" ow.ly/6FcP30ric0O @envirobites @BronwynBevan et al.
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Even though Halloween has passed, it’s always fun to chat about #bats! 🦇 Check out my Envirobites article for this month! #SocialBats #echolocation
Bats Can Chat! Bats use echolocation to identify group members #bats #communication #echolocation #social envirobites.org/2020/11/04/b…
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Effective communication is key to all science.
What does effective science communication look like? #Education #sciencecommunication envirobites.org/2020/10/21/w…
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New post on science communication!
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What does effective science communication look like? #Education #sciencecommunication envirobites.org/2020/10/21/w…
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Thanks @envirobites for posting a nice article about our recent paper in ACS ES&T Engineering. @EnvSciTech @WonyongChoi5 @Love_H2O @YaleEnvEng
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Getting my #ScienceAThon started and excited to show some bits of my #DayOfScience throughout the week! I'm a PhD student in environmental engineering @UCBerkeley where I study ecohydrology, which means I look at how plants 🌳 and water 💧 interact.
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Follow @_geobites, a grassroots science blog run by early-career scientists & supported by @theAGU & part of a larger group of science “bites” sites dedicated to advancing public understanding of recent scientific developments. Check out @astrobites @envirobites @OceanBites too!
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Get in the spirit of Halloween by reading my @envirobites about whether face masks worn by humans due to Covid made nearby birds more or less scared of their masked human neighbors envirobites.org/2020/10/07/d…
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Follow @_geobites, a grassroots science blog run by early-career scientists & supported by @theAGU & part of a larger group of science “bites” sites dedicated to advancing public understanding of recent scientific developments. Check out @astrobites @envirobites @OceanBites too!
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My latest @envirobites piece about an interesting study on the dry #N2O flux from aquaculture ponds. We need to measure 'dry' emissions from aquatic areas in agriculture. – at Griffith, New South Wales
Leaving aquaculture ponds ‘out-to-dry’ has implications for nitrous oxide budgets #agriculture #aquaculture envirobites.org/2020/09/18/l…
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You may know that the earthy smell left behind after it rains is called #petrichor, but where does this smell come from?
Read the fascinating backstory involving petri-dish-insect-traps and bacteria wanting to be eaten. @envirobites
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My latest Envirobites article about forest succession, conversion, and all the complications with the modern fires.
The original article is also a great (and slightly depressing read). Read it here: doi.org/10.1093/biosci/biaa0…
If a Forest Burns in a Fire, Does it Return to Normal? @briecology #Climate #fire #forestsuccession #Wildfire envirobites.org/2020/09/04/i…
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Incredible piece on @envirobites about unequal access to #urbantreecanopies
#EnvironmentalJustice #publichealth
Unequal Access to Urban Tree Benefits in the Bronx #ecosystemservices #environmentaljustice #urbanecology #Trees envirobites.org/2020/08/03/u…
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When insects go quiet, how are they communicating? Does it depend on humidity?
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#moths @umontpellier @ICSMarcoule @BenkeKristopher @envirobites
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How connected are our farms and our cities? If you are a flying fungus, they may be very connected! My latest article from @envirobites.
From Cropland to Cities: Aerial Transport of Fungi #fungi #Restoration #soilmicrobes #urbanecology @briecology envirobites.org/2020/08/10/f…