My effort to link Ostrom's design principles for institutions & common-pool resource governance with cultural & historical legacies of salmon fishing & reindeer herding in Siberia (Kamchatka): https://t.co/DdHLW77Exk #commonpoolresources#environmentalgovernance#environmentality
@DrewGerkey & I are excited to share our new article on subsistence harvests, social networks & adaptive capacity to environmental change in #Alaska !! 🧵
Have a paper that is ready to submit, or even currently under review? Current or recent EAS member? PhD student or recent grad? Apply for one of our 2021 Paper Awards https://t.co/wj0ukyQRak
Excited to introduce Tamamta team and project today at 12 Alaska time!Seeking new and current graduate students to join us. Hope to see you there! We will record & post #events https://t.co/8v8Lk6yY6x
Do you have a basic familiarity of network analysis but are seeking hands-on training for how to apply it to your own work? Apply for our online short course, Introduction to Social & Ecological Network Analysis, by June 2: https://t.co/SHJX22CRNp
It's been a great few days at @sfiscience with an amazing set of anthropologists. Still loads of work to do, but really excited to see what will come of this massive @NSF funded collaboration.
2019 @osuecampus grad Joshua Chan Burgos is featured on the cover of the new @OregonState Stater alumni magazine. His story is one of the most inspirational you’ll come across, and we’re honored to share it with you.
Read about Joshua’s journey » https://t.co/k1iSTJytg2
Apply today our *premier* postdoc program! We are now accepting proposals for the 2020 Postdoctoral Fellowship
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Applications are due Nov. 8th.
In the late 80s, an Inuit hunter killed a strange whale and kept its skull on his roof for years. A new study finally confirms that the animal was a narluga--a hybrid whale born to a beluga father and a narwhal mother. https://t.co/FAuxuMLlgj