Tweets about mosses, natural history collections, SciArt, conservation planning, sustainable living. Will dance unprompted. Nonbinary, no pronoun preference.
@Canadensys Fingers crossed for a solution!
I'm glad I had downloaded a copy of Vascan data last year, as we use the name search every day. Good luck et bonne courage!
Our grassroots initiative formed in response to public unrest and ongoing harrassment of #Centretown residents mobilizes volunteers to escort downtown residents on their errands (or run errands) in the city & we now have an email address:
[email protected]
If you are a student returning to school in Fall 2022, we are hiring a student assistant this summer to help with our massive herbarium reorganization project.
https://t.co/WH4cgv9B26
Today while filing in the #herbarium I found the greatest binomial name for a sedge: Carex supergoodenoughii. Yes, I looked it up, it's a published name. (Just not the currently accepted name.)
Note "Super good enough sedge" is NOT one of its common names. Missed opportunity!
When my community brought back drumming and dancing in the 1980s, no one could find the old drums they once used for celebrations and ceremonies. They were likely confiscated and destroyed by the Indian Agent.
More & more #herbarium collections are being digitized, but how much labor is needed for these efforts & how does experience affect productivity? New #AppsPlantSci research by Caleb Powell @SKrosnick@BradRuhfel @themorrislab Joey Shaw et al https://t.co/2fxq6o5lMI #iamabotanist
Dr. Lee Airton from @queensu presents to @OPSOA1 conference participants speaks of the experience of trans students in Ontario schools.
It is not good.
That must change. #OPSOA2021
Me yesterday trying to file a grass specimen: There's no folder for this species, and the species name doesn't exist in our usual taxonomic databases. What gives?
*looks at specimen label for 3rd time* "Cultivated from seed. (Extinct species.)"
...Ah.