Interesting take on the cat debate, not sure many in NZ and Aus would agree but still interesting. A moral panic over cats - Lynn - - Conservation Biology - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/A4GoHmaarU
Nice talk by @JaneHillYork on my favorite topic fragmentation and connectivity. My overly simple take away fragmentation in tropical forests is generally bad, but having forest fragments in productive areas is generally good. And importantly all fragments are different.#EFFoRTS
Really interesting talk looking at how diversity (taxonomic through functional) by @fabi_sho. My two main take aways are 1) that increasing the modification of a habitat for production has knock on effects (e.g. more invasive weeds) and 2) an image is worth more than words.
Great talk explaining the intricacies of measuring biodiversity in large complex areas by Holger Kreft. Focussing on how to scale up from counts of species in a small area (alpha diversity) to a image of a while regions biodiversity (gamma diversity). #EFFoRTS
Interesting way of viewing what you're really saying in a paper. This is a word cloud of the most used words from my latest paper (https://t.co/ngNPlEGvh1) made with the tm package in R. Core conservation themes come out well. #rstats#Visualization
What was your biggest worry when submitting your first paper?
At #BES2018 we are running a workshop on getting published with @RSocPublishing and @sid_or_simon from @NatureEcoEvo and need your input!
Other worries? Comment below!
With anyone with similar interests in conspiracy theories, geospatial data, and R this is a fun little blog post/exercise. #Rstats#mappporn#flatearth Flat Earth Mathematics in the R Language https://t.co/7Sn5xbZbNH
Really nice blog post explaining how to find your niche in science. The research niche in academic community ecology https://t.co/ChtxqvZhL6 via @ManuSaunders
Check out our (@msciain & @CedScherer) new paper in @MethodsEcolEvol explaining the awesome nlmr and landscapetools R packages. These packages make amazingly useful and beautiful neutral landscapes and give you the tools to easily work with them.
https://t.co/QPP7Ba61wI
#RStats
Population viability analysis biased towards birds and threatened taxa in NZ. New review from @connectiveCraig @glwperry @Bpowers406 @QuinnAsena@jmrbrock et al.
Please check out our new paper reviewing how pop viability analyses have been carried out in New Zealand over the years. https://t.co/ngNPlEGvh1. @nzecology