@s8mb I understand you're suggesting this for the masses. But incase you didn't know, you can do this yourself in Google earth pro (free) with very limited GIS skills.
@FletcherEcology @Cegboy @watts_km @JMBecologist I think this paper attempts to address one temporal aspect (extinction debts). However, I'm not sure lichens are the group that are best placed for this. I imagine you may get stronger effects in more dispersal limited species. https://t.co/Nb2AM6Ewky
https://t.co/tQXGElrlnr
Check out our new paper. A little opinion article on how the "fragmentation per se" debate does not neatly map onto restoration scenarios! Or maybe it does? Feel free to disagree 🤔 @watts_km
Say driverless cars improve the deaths per mile figures. This still wont, and imo shouldn't, be readily accepted. I'm not a statistic, I'm a careful driver. It's possible that a driverless car could increase my chance of crashing while reducing the wider population's.
In the same way 9/11 wouldn't have happened if mark Wahlberg was on that plane. The Anglo Saxons would never have lost their kingdom if I was at the battle of Hastings.
The habitat fragmentation debate has become “locked in”. Time to for us all to move forward and provide consensus recommendations for policy makers (of course a Canadian would say that?) Bravely led by @JonathonValente https://t.co/xwji9bMhAF