Annie Cress

PhD student @TexasScience

[Ecology @ESAEcology]

🆕 in the journal: How do altered soil conditions impact plants and soil biota—and ultimately drive changes in ecosystem multifunctionality?

📄Plants and soil biota co-regulate stability of ecosystem multifunctionality under multiple environmental changes
https://t.co/Quf556hfp8

[4Russ @ NPS @MrRussClass]

Thank you @acresscience of @SkypeScientist for spending time with #NorthcottPrairieSchool grade 4’s discussing the importance of detritivores, her mice research, and why we should take care of our planet.

🐛🐜🪳🐁♻️
#RVSed
@TexasScience
@UMBS

[UM Biological Station @UMBS]

OF MICE AND STUDENT SUCCESS: From setting traps to gathering fecal samples, students in the UMBS Field Mammalogy class handle one of the most abundant species in North America for mouse-parasite research. Why? To understand how disease shapes ecosystems. https://t.co/elOdQK0DsB

[bradley quentin @bquentin3]

Mr. Spencer's 2nd grade had an awesome @SkypeScientist meeting with @acresscience today! We learned so much about food webs and interactions between organisms! @SinclairPTO @HISDNorthDiv @Sinclair_ES

[UMich Ecology and Evolutionary Biology @UMichEEB]

Annie Cress, a senior honors student at #UMEEB, spent last summer up north at the UM Biological Station (@UMBS), where she was collecting ants and the delicate task of pinning ants— a critical step in studying these small yet significant organisms. https://t.co/0N6VjCBuo9

[Annie Cress @acresscience]

#mgograd