Juan Corley

Professor of Population Ecology and Head of the Insect Population Ecology Lab at IFAB (INTA Bariloche). Editor-in-Chief for Ecological Applications. Views mine.

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Today I participated in the seminars organized by Con Ciencia en Las Americas, an activity of the Latin American & The Caribbean Chapter. Watch the second half, Julissa Roja's talk. Impressive! https://t.co/4ZpVQ5MauV

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🆕 in the journal: Mapping multispecies hotspots shows how ocean changes shape predator distributions and guide management efforts

📄Linking oceanic variability, euphausiid hotspot persistence, and marine predator distribution along Canada's west coast
https://t.co/bwQC0Bn3I8

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January cover spotlight: a Horned Lark in the high Himalaya❄️

Long‑term monitoring in India reveals shifting bird communities—declines even in the most untouched habitats highlight the combined impacts of land use and climate change

Browse the issue: https://t.co/qjFsjDH0nq

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We're delighted to have Éva Plagányi on the team! Read her interview: https://t.co/j6wKzmRooS

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Our December cover is feeling the burn! This prescribed fire in a Sierra Nevada forest shows the immediate carbon cost of wildfire mitigation—but new research reveals that treatments like this one also have long-term benefits

Find the full issue: https://t.co/bApLvjrkOg

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🆕 in the journal: On Santa Cruz Island, long-term data reveal complex vegetation shifts after removal of feral sheep, cows & pigs

📄Plant composition dynamics following non-native ungulate removal: Convergence, divergence, and novel ecosystems
https://t.co/67AUCQJXmO

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On our October cover: bright green ribbons of filamentous algae line the banks of California's Klamath River. A new study links the Klamath's metabolism to its plants & algae, helping forecast its condition as 4 large dams come down

Find the full issue: https://t.co/XMQky7MWu6

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🥁New paper on microclimate vulnerability under changing climate 🌦️ & forest structure 🌳. See 🦋 for details. @sunyesf @SUNY @BrookhavenLab

https://t.co/wLJe4232gD

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New post! check it out!
https://t.co/dx2Xdnp7IA

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New reef management research in the journal!👇

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🆕 & #OpenAccess in the journal: Biocontrol efforts suppressed purple loosestrife in NY wetlands, letting native plants rebound in cover, abundance & diversity

📄Return of diversity: Wetland plant community recovery following purple loosestrife biocontrol
https://t.co/PRoKKFF4ll

[Adriana Ruggiero @AdrianaR1963]

Más de 100 investigadoras e investigadores del CONICET, integrantes de la Junta de Calificación y Promoción, expresan su creciente preocupación por el deterioro del sistema científico y tecnológico argentino.
Para leer el texto completo con las firmas: https://t.co/BTkJU6J1EN

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A 🆕 Editorial from our Editor-in-Chief @Editor_EApp hypes our new article type ("Method") and reaffirms the journal's commitment to being a forum for all authors. Read it here: https://t.co/ZLMn5mo06L

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🆕 & #OpenAccess in the journal: Tracking data from 132 white-chinned petrels show where these seabirds are at greatest risk from entanglement in fishing gear

📄Metapopulation distribution shapes year-round overlap with fisheries for a circumpolar seabird
https://t.co/fLLof3RelX

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@JoseVillacide @BichosdeCampo Tremendo…

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Find the study here, in Ecological Applications! https://t.co/6HkbXEwtRA

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Cerro Villegas!

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Refugio Otto Meiling- Mte Tronador

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With my middle son, walking up Monte Tronador (1890 Mts)!

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Patagonian rainbow!