Lizzie Finch

Researcher at UFZ | Views my own.

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

@slowberlin Hi! Thoroughly enjoy reading your tweets and wanted to contribute something financially, but the link in your bio seems to be broken?

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

@CABI_News The open access paper can be found here: https://t.co/TNKiFHIzks

[Julie K. Sheard 🐜 @KochSheard]

Are you involved in #CitizenScience ? 🔬🌍🧐🔍 If yes, please help us understand how technologies are or could be used in CS projects. Share your experiences & opinions in this short survey: https://t.co/ZMxW8lqFjE @AlettaBonn @shawan_c @rachelohry @Fringillidae_ @UFZ_de @idiv

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

@PunksInScience Sent to your idiv account, Roel.

[Carol Vorderman @carolvorders]

I'm howling laughing 😂

@LeeAndersonMP_ quickly changed his bio from NOT including Conservative to now, since my tweet earlier, adding a Tory reference

Then he tells me to "act your age" 😂

Lee luv, get a grip 😂

RT gang 🙏🏼 It's too funny not to
#ToriesDeletingTory

[Guy Pe'er @GuyPeer3]

Wanna join the Agroecology-TRANSECT project team? (@ag_transect): A 3-year position with Sebastian Lakner (Uni Rostock). The candidate will be working closely also with our @UFZ_de / @idiv team (@Fringillidae_ & Linn Schaan) as well as with @clelia_sirami & @AjishnuRoy in INRAE.

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

Had a very fruitful discussion with colleagues about integrating citizen science into the Agroecology-TRANSECT project. Lots of opportunities and excited to see what comes next!

[Agroecology for Europe @AE4EU_H2020]

#AE4EU project partners are mapping activities on #agroecology #research in Europe.

Are you interested in the outcomes? 👉Register now for the webinar 'Agroecology research in Europe: current status and perspectives' led by our partner @CREA_Ricerca

✍️ https://t.co/UmpyNvFfiE

[Agroecology-TRANSECT @ag_transect]

And... here is the #AgroecologyTRANSECT family! A large, diverse and intergenerational team committed to support #Agroecology through #research, #innovation and #actions, from local to European scale, from the land to the offices were agrifood policies are designed.

[Slow Travel Berlin @slowberlin]

East Germany showing off its computers in a state parade, 1987

[Slow Travel Berlin @slowberlin]

We’re not even halfway through Jan and already we have two contenders for Best Berlin WiFi Name 2022 — right next to each other!

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

However, we also found that degraded swidden habitats harboured unique and endemic ant species, highlighting their potential for conserving biodiversity in agricultural landscapes across the tropics.

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

Our new paper, which looks at the effect of swidden agriculture on ant communities in Madagascar, is now available online – https://t.co/3qtqzDp6EQ

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

We found that closed canopy forests had the highest ant species diversity and were compositionally unique, underlining the importance of their conservation.

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

The beautifully serendipitous moment when you're just about to send a manuscript out to co-authors and Fanfare to the Common Man starts playing on your Spotify. *Almost* felt like I should stand and salute as the email moved from my draft folder to my sent folder.

[Lizzie Finch @Fringillidae_]

Our paper on estimating the cost of invasive species to African agriculture is out now: https://t.co/exnJ3ispL5