JOB ALERT: Research Associate in Ecosystem Modelling - we are looking for someone with experience in plant modelling to join our team to create a virtual ecosystem - based at Silwood Park, Imperial College, UK, closing date end of March https://t.co/ObUcpkNaSp
New Publication - SE Asian wild pig population changes during African Swine Fever outbreak https://t.co/issBOqVekY #AfricanSwineFever#BeardedPig#Borneo
JOB VACANCY - We are looking for a Software Developer to join our Virtual Ecosystem team at Silwood Park - closing date 15th Aug - https://t.co/uvEJqMHg8E
JOB VACANCIES on the Virtual Ecosystem Project - Ecologist or data scientist to analyse a tropical rainforest ecosystem - 4 vacancies - job description: https://t.co/EbOY02n5pO
SAFE OUTPUT: LiDAR used to map growth rates of individual oil palms - during drought trees nearer forest edges and young trees grew better https://t.co/ml7ZcJONgZ #oilpalm#LiDAR
Implications for Water Management under Climate Change - lessons from a land-use change gradient from pristine forest to oil palm in Borneo #baseflow https://t.co/eG01d2BQOv
NEW OUTPUT: Well planned set-asides in oil palm plantations can increase biodiversity without reducing net cultivation area https://t.co/V25SAnRozk #oilpalm
SAFE paper finds: riparian buffers in oil palm landscapes - the bigger the better to mitigate biodiversity decline, but still lack forest dependent-species https://t.co/u4AYBZhUfT
A huge thank you to the tireless, dedicated field crews of @SAFE_Project, @SEARRP and Lambir, and other staff who contributed to the logistics! I estimate the paper incorporates ~35 person years of fieldwork.
New paper finds logged tropical forests are carbon sources for at least 10 years after logging events - not carbon sinks! @SEARRP@Carbon https://t.co/hmS9j3Cyx6
Check out these papers that include data from the SAFE Project - Functional susceptibility of tropical forests to climate change (https://t.co/QXJiYrcxXZ) and Taking the pulse of Earth’s tropical forests using networks of highly distributed plots (https://t.co/C0Y9puJZas)
The soil properties in the mounds of social insects vary between taxa and when humans have altered the environment - https://t.co/S0bIYidxNm #termites#Borneo#soil
You are 1.5 times more likely to encounter a potential Dengue Fever carrying mosquito in Oil Palm Plantations than in the rainforest - https://t.co/652WUyfoIC #Dengue
Logging practices have a reduced impact on ecosystem function in tropical forests - check out Junia Anilik's Masters thesis - looking at soil features, bacteria and arthropods at SAFE https://t.co/sf5ZKGlsIf
Good news! It is now possible to acquire occupancy data for birds and herpetofauna in tropical forests at low costs using acoustic recorders! https://t.co/ZAMZj1gd4E
#occupancy#ecology#bioacoustics
How machine learning and soundscape recordings could be used to predict ecosystem health around the world - What Does A Healthy Rainforest Sound Like? Interview with Dr Sarab Sethi on npr shortwave https://t.co/rV2qTj1pSv