New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine wraps up her Best of 2019 reading list and bids a fond farewell to the Ecology Community blog. Thanks for two years of reading with us, Caitlin! It's been a joy to hike, research, and read along with you here.
https://t.co/yr9FGuopvT
New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine shares an update on her Twelve Days of Ecology Reading, complete with recipes & a gift list of reading recommendations.
https://t.co/xaOxowmj7w
New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine shares a list of on-theme academic papers to keep your cocktail hour anecdotes accurate & your sidebars over the side dishes peer-reviewed.
She's got turkeys, cranberries, sweet potatoes, and . . . ptarmigan?
https://t.co/F1bLMb0QbT
New on the blog: Recent encounters with extraordinary science journalism from @BostonGlobe and @OutsideInRadio force @CaitlinInMaine to re-think the role of Cape Cod in her ecological career.
https://t.co/jyWkEBxdqk
New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine celebrates publishing every chapter from her dissertation and reflects on the mentoring, formatting, and spite that pushed her to this milestone. With writing advice from @StephenBHeard and @nature.
https://t.co/H1s0c2BFWI
.@PLOS stands with #ClimateStrike | On the blog @CaitlinInMaine considers what adult ecologists can do to support the next generation.
https://t.co/DitI1yXaEM
New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine covers a recent paper by @ingrid_slette that asks What are we talking about when ecologists write about drought?
https://t.co/DiCc5DNmwy
Are you going to #ESA2019? @CaitlinInMaine lays out her Top 12 Highly Anticipated @ESA_org Contributed Talks and gets into the weeds with a baseball metaphor. Catch it on the blog:
https://t.co/epimIzF0Yv
New on the blog: Get ready for Louisville! @CaitlinInMaine shares the Top 12 Contributed Talks she's looking forward to seeing at #ESA2019.
https://t.co/epimIzF0Yv
New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine shares a fantastic history of science essay that forced her to rethink the cultural context of the famous (infamous?) Look At Your Fish natural history exercise.
https://t.co/RHrV6ubZu3
New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine on the sketchy connection between drawing plants and learning botany — with thoughts on looking at fish, #SciArt, and @chase_prairie's academic reading list.
https://t.co/QrCK2dRH0m
New on the blog — @CaitlinInMaine shares a personal essay about struggling through the hard beginnings of new projects and learning to be bad at science.
https://t.co/qCg6ooir3J
New on the blog — Invasive rats, native birds, lava-delineated forest fragments, and vertical foraging shifts in Hawaii. @CaitlinInMaine reports on the magical experience of reading a great paper that by most measures should not be in your To Read folder.
https://t.co/fZbx3NEmjp
New on the blog: @CaitlinInMaine reviews @malloryomeara's new book The Lady From the Black Lagoon and finds striking parallels between science and science fiction, monsters and #MeTooSTEM
https://t.co/fCNwkiLeBe