Submit to my special issue in Land on rangelands and fire! Impacts of global change from social & ecological perspectives. We address “Wicked Problems” in fire regimes altered by global change & discuss fire management can mitigate these effects.
https://t.co/QW1t9UU1VH
So far I've left both the farm and academia. But I will never. ever. leave the sheep. FUN FACT: Did you know that if you take them to the edge to a cliff, they push back harder?
Folks! I still need a technician in my lab. Let's review duties:
1. Burn things
2. Measure all the burning things
3. Keep up with the paperwork
If you or someone you love needs a to find a good balance between the field and R studio, get help here:
https://t.co/VynNz87WF1
Humbled by this great review from a legend in wildland fire science! Free to download (the review, not the book of course ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ) #GoodFire#GoodFireGoodGrass
"This book should be read by all teachers and students of fire ecology and I would strongly endorse it for that purpose" concludes this super review of @devanmcg
& Carissa Wonka's @CRCPress book 'Ecology of fire-Dependent Ecosystems' In full: https://t.co/HIcL1OmCVb #fireecology
Second paper acceptance in my inbox this morning: Work with @kevinkirkman50 on what South Africa can learn from the Bakken if fracking were to ramp up there, too: https://t.co/vfzvgvEp8u (free full text online for a limited time) @GrasslandSocSA
First paper acceptance in my inbox this morning: Some GRG work with @ejraynor, "Moderate Grazer Density Stabilizes Forage Availability More Than Patch Burning in Low-Stature Grassland" https://t.co/BP6MZG9boG