#Mapping Antebellum Rice #Fields as a Basis for Understanding #Human and #Ecological Consequences of the Era of Slavery
by R. Daniel Hanks et al.
More info:
https://t.co/OivqAu8tnb
Historic rice fields provide a glimpse into the nexus of history, culture, society, ecology, and conservation. Our article, mapping historic rice fields of South Carolina https://t.co/RkAPxjsWVv is now available @MDPIOpenAccess
#AcademicTwitter as we move to online delivery for traditional on campus courses, do you have solutions for the possibility that some students may not have internet access. I'm considering snail mail as an option. It seems that many underresourced students could be impacted.
@rickeygates Thanks for the retweet! And yay for greater understanding through slow motion (in today’s terms) motion across broad (in multiple senses) landscapes.
Clemson’s CAFLS new podcast “Land Matters” interviewed new about my #everysinglestreet run of the city of Clemson and of my #m2s2019 cross-state bike ride. Shoutout to @rickeygates for the inspiration on both accounts.
Understanding #Landscape Influences on Aquatic Fauna across the Central and Southern Appalachians
by R. Daniel Hanks, Paul B. Leonard and Robert F. Baldwin
https://t.co/o80iBJGTD6
#LandscapeEcology
New Special Issue "#Governance, Values, and #Conservation Processes in #MultifunctionalLandscapes" is now open for submission. Submission deadline is 1 December 2020. For more, see https://t.co/MOGGUUU3a9
Following last year's successful attempt to walk the full length of ever river in North London, and by popular demand, we'll 3 people asked anyway, I've decided this year to walk all of South London's rivers. Starting today. Hurrah I hear you cry. More later.
I'm looking for a postdoc to study flow-ecology relationships in SC and collaborate with @MarziehMotalle1
Position has a relatively quick deadline, so please RT!
Please email for details. More info at: https://t.co/VDpi8g4hWx #FishSci