Postdoctoral researcher @ the University of Reading. I work on insect declines, population and community ecology with a side of public perceptions and ethics
New in @Nature, we show that commonly applied approaches have failed to accurately represent global trends in biodiversity. So what's the problem and what's the solution?
https://t.co/KLrsWkVgjg
New open access @Ecology_Letters paper showing how insect abundance affects birds, from analysis of monitoring data from 100s of UK sites collected by expert volunteers. @UniofReading team led by @Evans_L_C collaborators @BillKunin Leeds & @RSPBScience https://t.co/YZwAq0ffqW
New in @ConLetters, we propose that conservation culturomics/iEcology approaches should be embedded within the KM Global Biodiversity Framework. These approaches can help us track multiple targets at the interface of human-nature interactions. https://t.co/k9iytFsAOS
Do you want to protect and restore biodiversity? Aspiring to shape international policy? Interested in developing cutting-edge approaches? Come and do a #PhD at @sheffielduni with @dylan_childs, myself, @simon_rolph,@robin_freeman. Plz share! Qs welcome! https://t.co/6ALBek7Aby
📢 PhD candidate wanted📢
Interested in doing a Ph.D. on urban ecology, studying the assembly and dynamics of butterfly communities across Europe, take a look 👇
https://t.co/CFs1Abs3Jb……
We are looking for a candidate to apply for Spanish scholarships. 📍@UniBarcelona
🚨New paper 🚨 bit of a change from the last one! Here we look at mechanisms influencing community stability in butterflies using a great dataset from UK, Spain, Finland
|| NEW RESEARCH ||
Mechanisms underpinning community stability along a latitudinal gradient: insights from a niche‐based approach
📄 https://t.co/UvgDpSJqLe @Evans_L_C
|| NEW RESEARCH ||
Mechanisms underpinning community stability along a latitudinal gradient: insights from a niche‐based approach
📄 https://t.co/UvgDpSJqLe @Evans_L_C
🚨 New paper published in @ConBiology: Characterizing the trophy hunting debate on Twitter.
https://t.co/n9J4pdMD2h
We found some VERY strong opinions on how people view #TrophyHunting on Twitter, but why is it such a controversial topic in conservation? 🧵 @UniofReading
SCOOP: Twitter’s new API access starts at $42,000 a month for 0.3% of Twitter’s data. My latest for @WIRED speaks to researchers who say that’s a non-starter https://t.co/RfGyWqpIgF
Please please email your MP and ask them to attend the vote in Parliament on Friday 17th March . @CBTHunting have made this easy by creating a link https://t.co/qWSvZP7pom
9 out of 10 of us support this bill don't let it fail now - thank you .
🚨 New paper published in @ConBiology: Characterizing the trophy hunting debate on Twitter.
https://t.co/n9J4pdMD2h
We found some VERY strong opinions on how people view #TrophyHunting on Twitter, but why is it such a controversial topic in conservation? 🧵 @UniofReading
We won't be using any of the collected data in isolation and aim to combine with other survey work. So please give us your feedback if you think we are missing something important, we won't be offended! Crowd-sourced peer review ftw.
We've received some really valuable critical feedback for the survey. To give a peek behind the curtain, we are moving away from Twitter due to uncertainty around data access after the ownership change. But this is new ground for us and the survey is still in development [1/2]
Always keen to take a survey, but I have a few points of note with regards to this one. Maybe some potential problems. @Evans_L_C, @vlboult, @T_F_Johnson, @mpgreenwell.
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