Translation: Elders of the past. Penn State Lab focusing on the environmental archaeology of Southwest Madagascar directed by @kgdouglass. Tweets by @archaedan
Please consider supporting our #covid relief in southwestern Madagascar. The situation has become desperate very quickly and your donations will go directly toward delivering PPE and cleaning supplies to 35 communities.
French and English details in link.
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Career Opportunity 📌
WIOMSA is seeking a Science-Policy Programme Manager to oversee the implementation of its newly launched SCALABLE Programme’s science-policy component.
Interested candidates are invited to submit their applications by 21st July 2023, 11:59 p.m. EAT. 🗓
And this is finally out…reconstructing the archaeology and paleoecology of the tropical rainforest in Nigeria… thanks to @EmuobosaAk for this initiative and to the amazing team of scholars I worked with on this project..thanks to @pagesmagazine_ for publishing..
I am honored to receive a grant from Emergent Ventures of Mercatus Center Inc, for my Ph.D. research in Archaeobotany! Excited to delve into the world of ancient plant remains and uncover insights into past human history and climate adaptation. #PhDresearch#EmergentVentures"
Charcoal and Cattle Correlate with Madagascar’s Megafaunal Extinctions - A new study suggests that human-caused changes in land use within the last millennia drove the extinction of Madagascar’s giant animals https://t.co/DnJS4FOZ3G
What happens to a community when a key resource disappears? In SW Madagascar, a tree of great importance in that region appears to be vanishing. On our latest podcast, @kgdouglass discusses her research regarding this phenomenon. https://t.co/9x1mMbDTy7
First season of fieldwork on the coastal strip of Badagry was a monumental success. It was an amazing 3-week of intensive archaeological reconnaissance, survey and ethnography on the Badagry coast. This preliminary survey yielded evidence of remains of a ditch system that served
I’m excited to announce that I will be an @NSF Postdoctoral Research Fellow beginning in July! I’ll be continuing my work with @OBTLab and @kgdouglass at @columbiaclimate investigating the long-term ecological impacts of different socioeconomic strategies on Madagascar!
Archaeologist and anthropologist @kgdouglass has been appointed the first Columbia Climate School faculty hire, joining faculty from across @Columbia to train the next generation of leaders addressing #climatechange in first-in-the-nation graduate program. https://t.co/gmRwiGUKzu
Excited to continue our @OBTlab work and build new collaborations @columbiaclimate! I am also deeply grateful to my wonderful colleagues @PSU_Anthro, @IEEPennState and @PSULiberalArts for the tremendous support they have given me in my time at Penn State.
Some press coverage of our recent article on fire regimes on Madagascar (led by @LeanneNPhelps): https://t.co/6LdncDHHfB. The article is #openaccess and available along with links to code and data: https://t.co/av83ns4NBn
#InvestInOurPlanet "Traditional ecological knowledge held by Indigenous groups around the world is key to understanding resilience and cultural survival in the face of intensifying climate change," members of the @OBTlab write in a blog post.
Read more: https://t.co/9FVYD5nKRx
Our article on ethics and remote sensing was a #TopCitedArticle in @ARP_eds last year! You can read it here: https://t.co/4AaunfxAtR @OBTlab@PSU_Anthro (Free access at this link: https://t.co/UaAK2M4evM)