I'm a huge fan of using consequence tables to organize information for decision-making. Our new paper illustrates how this tool can also support programs that are selecting social and economic indicators. @TNCMichigan@MSUPDA#decisionscience#PrOACT
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Wohoo, #newpaper! Choosing indicators is tough - there are lots to choose from and what makes a "good" indicator is not always clear. Add in social-ecological interactions and things get extra complex. Read how to deconstruct the complexity with a transparent selection process.
@dog_rates@Trupanion Our rescued pit-mix Dewey, aka Potato. First pit mix we've ever rescued and definitely won't be our last! He is wonderful, and the biggest thanks to Makenzies Animal Rescue and an awesome landlord who didn't care that he was a bully breed 💞
RT: @BiometricsTWS Let others know you appreciate their contributions to our field! These FIVE awards are just one way we lift each other up and support each other, especially students and under represented rockstars. Please consider nominating a colleague by August 31! 1/2
Hello entomology Twitter! I am looking for entomologists/citizen scientists in North America who can send me hover fly specimens of two common species. I am especially interested in folks in the northeast, midwest, or southwest (Texas). Please DM me if you are interested.
Yet another gopher snake found entangled in garden netting today. 😡
The residents gave it water, which it eagerly chugged while they waited for us to come, and the snake has been rescued! 😛
Here is some info on how to prevent this. 1/8
As an assignment, I asked the students taking my Evo Bio course to make a meme on some course-related topic. The students enjoyed it so much that some made multiple memes just for fun. I am sharing a few of these. Most of them are downright hilarious😆
@carlyziter Reminding them to take their time. Like anything, you can get faster at reading articles with practice. I would get frustrated because I felt like I was reading soooooo slowly. Ignoring in-text citations during my first read-throughs helped reduce distractions.
We're hiring a field tech - https://t.co/QlDd1HHBnA - Applications due JAN 30! You'll canoe beautiful wetlands in Michigan, set up camera traps, and study an amazing database of waterfowl photos 🦆 #birdtwitter#wildliferesearch#cameratrapping@TWS_SDWG
@Bpdilla Not sure if this is what you were thinking...to be more specific, sometimes I draw out equations. Other times it's concept or variable bubbles with a ton of lines drawn between things. Depends what I'm stuck on.
@Bpdilla I don't have a set way of sketching, but it has almost always involved a white board. Something about being able to handwrite things out and then physically step to-and-from the board to adjust and reassess. It's always been helpful and I miss having one in my home office.
Please RT: #sdmCoP What services are most needed more to increase widespread decision quality across conservation and wildlife management and science support organizations? Comments welcome!
@BeesAndBaking And the fall-back option should not be during folks' lunch break. I would prefer not to see a screen full of chewing faces, even if they are muted!
@lars_brudvig @SRScorridor Beautiful! I just planted some Rough Blazing Star in my garden this year so 🤞 that it makes it through the winter (and likes where I planted it)
"A librarian has developed citation templates for oral teachings shared by members of Indigenous communities." @Society4ConBio @SCB_SSWG
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