Our annual meeting is coming up on March 21-23 in Boise. This will be our first in-person gathering in several years. Please register to give a talk! https://t.co/644leEzOxe
Congrats to @JulieELarson, one of the @ESArestore early career publication award winners! For the paper, Julie counted THOUSANDS of seeds over the years to explore how functional ecology drives success in restoration. Find her at #ESA2022!
Seeding has been helping sagebrush recover after wildfire across the western US: new pub using satellite data and stats to correct for treatment. To detect impacts of restoration treatments, accounting for where treatments take place is essential! https://t.co/NDPoSDUI3g
finally Marie-Anne de Graaf and Sabrina Schuler presented on research showing the power of biochar to improve sagebrush establishment after fire--a relatively simple tool with benefits from soil moisture to plant growth to microbial communities.
Cara Applestein of USGS FRESC demonstrated how fungal infections interact with post-fire conditions in cheatgrass, one of our most terrible species. understanding these fungus-plant interactions could lead to new insight on mass dieoffs of cheatgrass
the SER Great Basin virtual conference is next Monday! https://t.co/DBm5ZA9d3T Our line-up includes some great speakers from across the Great Basin, from topics on landscape genetics of rabbitbrush to biochar for soil microbe restoration.
summer funding opportunity for students working in the Great Basin! We want to fund your conference attendance or summer research, up to $1000. https://t.co/6694GRWzFc Due date is April 20th. #summerfunding#studentresearch