Anna Steel

Study freshwater ecology, fishes, and movement. Interested in exploring rivers, through science or on a raft, and teaching others to do the same!

[Anna Steel @AnnaESteel]

@scotthersh314 @KHayhoe Do you recommend it for those affected by strong climate anxiety?

[Anna Steel @AnnaESteel]

Can someone explain what metrics are considered when folks talk about “ending the drought”? @Weather_West #CAdrought

[American Rivers @americanrivers]

“By setting back the levees, you create room for the river, decrease the flood risk and decrease wear and tear on the system to ensure the levee system’s integrity.” - John Cain, American Rivers @Revelator_News https://t.co/HJXBZYMH0I

[Sarah Baird @scutesNbarbels]

I'm excited to share that I now have fish art prints available through my INPRNT shop: https://t.co/9J4ynRGwUe
Thank you #SundayFishSketch community for all of the support and encouragement, i would not have the confidence without you!

[Dr. Alex McInturf @DrSurfNTurf]

In light of the discussion surrounding so-called #PruittGate (see posts by @DanielBolnick and @KateLaskowski), I’ve added my perspective here on @TheEthogram. Views my own, inspired by conversations with my fellow #gradstudents

[AsapSCIENCE @AsapSCIENCE]

Using the #coronavirus to enact racism about Chinese food practices is misguided, especially if you understand western meat consumption. Info here:

[High Country News @highcountrynews]

"It is easy to forget, when arguing over the fate of wildlife, that populations are composed of thinking, feeling individuals."

@ben_a_goldfarb reviews Bryce Andrews' new book, "Down from the Mountain" here:

https://t.co/fULmaMmp2C

[Dr Anna Sturrock @otolithgirl]

Loving this @NOAA web story about the results of our @GlobalChangeBio study: https://t.co/lFThJa8Cy2 🐟🐟
Thank you @NOAAComms!

@UCDavisWater @salmon_net @CAfishdiaries @fishteph @nussle @SturrockHugh @FisheriesBlog #ClimateChange #dams #salmon #AcademicTwitter #fisheries

[Zack Steel 🪶🦇🌲🔥 zacksteel.bsky.social @zlsteel]

New paper on #bats and #wildfire in CA forests. Many species & diversity benefit from fire-created habitat & #pyrodiversity. @FrickWinifred @PointBlueConSci

https://t.co/M0uyHoUbWL
Great summary by @UCDavis_Kerlin: https://t.co/l5mokn1Ky0

1st photo: Michael Durham @BatConIntl

[🐟Dr. Paige Mundy🐟 @insideAfish]

Hi fishies! The 1st chapter of my PhD is online! Elsevier provided a shareable link for free access for 50days.

If you have an interest in Sacramento splittail and osmoregulation, check it out. Huge thank you to everyone, especially @kenmjeffries 😁🎉

https://t.co/bDdSMLFpNd

[Anna Steel @AnnaESteel]

Great talk at #afs2019 on local thermal adaption in brook trout, and links to climate change by @mhmeek. Could be neat synergies with work on chinook salmon by @KZEcofishiology!

[Anna Steel @AnnaESteel]

@mhmeek So glad you’re here! I’ll be sure to catch your talk!

[Anna Steel @AnnaESteel]

I’m apparently an eagle lake rainbow trout! Fun quiz, thanks for sharing @watershedwillis

[Tuleyome @tuleyomeorg]

CreekSpeak, Putah Creek Council's 6-month speaker series continues on Wednesday, July 17. Join herpetologist Justin Clause at the Winters Community Library Margaret Parsons Room, 708 Railroad Ave, Winters for this educational event! RSVP at https://t.co/wtIfXuVNgB

[Dr. Alex McInturf @DrSurfNTurf]

THREE YEARS LATER and my first chapter is published! With @AnnaESteel, @AquariumOTheBay and others, we used a hydrodynamic model to examine movement patterns of sevengill sharks in the SF Bay! Finally published and available here (DM me for PDFs): https://t.co/WQggtIQNuc

[Gabriel Singer, PhD @gsinger121]

23 adult Chinook Salmon have returned to the San Joaquin River, making the 350+ mile journey upstream. Big shout out to all of the hard work put in by the members of SJRRP (and the huge 2017 water year that pushed those little fish out of the system)!
https://t.co/BrLNkre2md

[Jay Lund @JayLund113]

Why most of the US doesn’t understand water in California.

[Liam Zarri @LiamZarri]

Aging baby giants! Check out our recent paper showing that larval sturgeon can be accurately aged with scute counts and machine learning, with @ucdavis @EricPalkovacs @NOAAFisheries. #FishSci https://t.co/ny0oLpzC6r

[Petter Törnberg @pettertornberg]

All these datasets have the same statistical properties.
Including the dinosaur.

A reminder to be careful with means, variances and correlations - they can be deceptive.