Very excited to share work for my first PhD chapter on variation in leaf carbon economics, energy balance and heat tolerance traits in a common garden!
https://t.co/WTkuXQ3T7r
Team Shrub @ubcforestry is recruiting for fully-funded PhDs, MScs, postdocs, a research manager and a data scientist for two new #tundra projects! Share and/or apply! Deadline for grad student applications is 16 Jan. 2024. See link for info. 📷: @JTKerby
https://t.co/PqklJcpXNx
So glad to see this published in @MethodsEcolEvol. I have always wanted to publish a statistical and methodological paper, and this is my first one!
https://t.co/v51AWEsrFS
Conducting a survey to gauge Toronto's perceptions of bees and their involvement in actions to promote their diversity within the city. Looking for as many responses as possible from Toronto residents of ALL backgrounds. Please share! @sanrehan@BeesYork https://t.co/PBznvSoUtI
oh hey, it's been a while since we've screamed a wildlife fact at you guys,
*clears throat*
THE RED FOX’S BREEDING SEASON MAY START AS EARLY AS JANUARY AND RESULTS IN AN AVERAGE 3-6 KITS 51 DAYS LATER. THE LITTER THEN VENTURES FROM THE DEN AFTER ABOUT A MONTH AND SOON LEARNS HOW TO HUNT FOR RODENTS, INSECTS, AND BERRIES.
Successfully defended my MSc masters with @eebtoronto 🐝 feeling very grateful for the support I have received throughout this process, especially from the PI extraordinaire @jscottmacivor
Two new species of bee have been found in Canada for the first time by #UTSC researcher @jscottmacivor — but the presence of one might be bad news for native mason bees (via @CanGeo) #UofT
https://t.co/At9hIRWiOj
Excited about my first co-authored paper with BUGS Lab @jscottmacivor and @cwdekeyzer, published today in @PeerJLife! Check it out to learn about the establishment of non-native bee species in Canada: https://t.co/Xc45A6zxtG #Biogeography#ConservationBiology#Ecology#Entomology
The Bicoloured Agapostemon is the City of Toronto's Official Bee. To see how The Meadoway supports this and many other pollinator bees, watch this fun Leo’s Pollinators video done by TVOKid’s with researchers from the University of Toronto: https://t.co/jL0fMaNwVo
Short documentary about my Masters research! Focusing on how extreme urban temperatures could impact bee foraging patterns 🚨🐝☀️ https://t.co/EeMNGj5hhx
Most of the plants from my experiment have been planted in the @UTSC valley. Shout out to an amazing facilities team for making this happen!
I love seeing them still being enjoyed by #pollinators after my experiment 🥹 🐝