Both Clematis paniculata and Clematis afoliata showing their NZ native spring colours in the garden. Such a burst of flower.
#ecology#nzbotany#biodiversity
@annamh_nz Now they have both handed each other biggest defeat score. As Steve Hansen once said "We've just got to put our big boy pants on.." and do something about it.
@annamh_nz As soon as posts start name-calling with indeterminate slurs (woke etc) it seems you can say goodbye to any form of statement reasoned from evidential premises to sound debateable conclusion.
🦎Wildlife trafficking is pushing New Caledonian geckos, the world's largest, toward extinction
75% of the region's endemic geckos are threatened, per IUCN, yet 90% of reptile species lack legal protection🌏 #WildlifeTrafficking#Conservation https://t.co/cMw4Sr9xYv
Exciting collaboration with @docgovtnz@wilderlabnz shows the value of targeted eDNA for biodiversity management and population genetics @GrahamMcC_NZ
McCulloch - 2025 - Ecology and Evolution - https://t.co/KogXJRSkEY
LAE Herbarium is packed with gems! Day 1 of some Primulaceae/Myrsinaceae taxonomy (traditional fam used here). How it slowly started, progressed (piles of unnamed specimens) and how it ended (piles with names or to be named). Till tomorrow… #taxonomy#NewGuinea
Principal Scientist Dr Simon Cox’s innovative research into the impact of sea-level rise on groundwater and related hazards in South Dunedin is informing risk assessments and adaptation planning for the city. Great to see this important work featured in @EarthsFutureEiC!
Our wonderful Te Tai Poutini - West Coast. Love the way when you look due west, south of Tasmania, there is really just ocean all the way round the globe to Argentina!
#ecology#biodiversity
Our leafless Pohuehue, Muehlenbeckia ephedroides makes a perfect scaffolding for our Sheet Web spiders, as you can see on a Foggy morning!
#biodiversity#nzecology
The loss of megafauna over the last 50,000 years has caused ecological theories to be based on already-degraded ecosystems.
https://t.co/4JDmjVpLXf
@SASoendergaard@ejrn_s@CamFloj@JCSvenning@NordicOikos @WileyEcolEvol
@Oikos_Journal@nic_rawlence_nz@SASoendergaard@ejrn_s@CamFloj@JCSvenning@NordicOikos @WileyEcolEvol Yes, in so many ways. Each generation hatches theories & creates govt policy based on their own generation's "normal".
The political cry goes up, "We must have a balance" despite e.g. Eastern Canterbury having only a tiny % of pre-human wetland left....
Drop by the bookshop tomorrow 12.30 pm for a lunchtime talk by the amazing Anna Yeoman on Geckos and Skinks! Unlike your coworkers, these little guys can actually detach and leave when things get uncomfortable. #lifegoals .
@GeoffreyKeey Ooh that sounds stunning. Must try.
I make a wonderful chutney with our tree moorparks that is cardamom with a touch of fresh grated ginger etc.
Cardamom is simply sensationally aromatic!🦋
Introducing our #OceanAnimalOfTheMonth for February: the wandering albatross! With the largest wingspan of any bird – nearly 3.5m – they glide effortlessly across the ocean, landing only to breed and feed 🌊🐦🪽