🆕ECR Feature: Enrico Schifani talks about his work on the distribution of the highly invasive red imported fire ant🐜 across Sicily, and how such important work can be applied in the protection of native species. Read more about his work in our Q+A here: https://t.co/mDmus2G3fO
🆕ECR Feature!! PhD student Mehmet Göktuğ Öztürk discusses his recent work on the distribution of tree cover🌲🌳in the beautiful steppe forests of Central Anatolia, Türkiye! Read all about it in the Q+A here: https://t.co/JSL81RAzS0
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🆕ECR Feature: PhD Student at University of Caldas, Julián, discusses research on the distribution of rare Colombian trans-Andean snakes🐍. His recent paper indicates remarkably high level of snake endemism of the Cauca River Basin! Read the full Q+A here: https://t.co/Y6JMvEGJSZ
🌱First ECR Feature of 2026! Rohit Subhedar, PhD student at New Mexico State University, explores how tree–tree interactions shape savanna ecosystems using analyses of tree spatial distributions. Read the Q&A here: https://t.co/uVHjNYN8JY
New ECR Feature: Postdoctoral researcher @WJonatar, of the #AMAP research group, shares insights from his recent work on functional #diversity across #forests, #savannas, and #grasslands in central Brazil 🌳🌱🌿. Read the full Q&A here: https://t.co/ymo9Ul5HCh
Postdoctoral researcher Axel Arango investigates how ecological specialization influences diversification in #Emberizoidea songbirds. Read about his recent findings and future research directions: https://t.co/6rlQMPLlWP
PhD student Gabriel Pavan Sabino explores the unique #biodiversity found on isolated rocky islands—known as #Inselbergs—along Brazil’s southeastern coast. Discover his latest findings and upcoming research plans here: https://t.co/WKg9MzTPZ7
🆕ECR feature: @DrJoshBrian, postdoc researcher at King's College, London, reviewed the use of scale terms in plant biology🌱- highly relevant for biogeographical studies! Read about the interesting results Josh and his colleagues found: https://t.co/8QzUTt36J2
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