Eve Beaury

Assistant Curator @NYBG. Invasion ecologist, biogeographer, big data enthusiast, and some other stuff 🌲🚶‍♀️🌳

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

Making the move to 🦋 same handle, find me there!

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

https://t.co/FnMqM1Ed47

[nature @Nature]

The Trump administration's efforts to slash research funding have US graduate students, postdocs and other early-career scientists fearing for their careers. Some are considering changing jobs or leaving the country. Others say them might abandon research altogether.

https://t.co/9afome3UzX

[National Parks Conservation Association @NPCA]

More than 1,000 National Park staff have lost their jobs.

This is not okay. Park staff work every single day to keep us safe, teach us and do important research to help parks thrive. Join NPCA in urging Congress to roll back these devastating job cuts. https://t.co/AwnSFQ84OL

[Bernie Sanders @BernieSanders]

The American people do not want to see Medicaid dismantled.

The American people do not want more tax breaks for billionaires.

The American people do not want to see major cuts to veterans programs, education and the environment.

[South Carolina Forestry Commission @ForestryCommish]

WANTED: Your Bradford pear trees!

Florence area property owners are invited to exchange up to five Bradford pear trees for an equal number (1:1 exchange) of FREE young, healthy, native replacement trees.

WHY?
Bradford pears are not native to the U.S. and have been widely planted in SC for years. While the blossoms are pretty, they have a pungent odor and the trees often break during storms. Even worse, Bradford pear trees directly contribute to one of the worst invasive plant species in the Southeast – the Callery pear. This program gives homeowners the option to remove Bradford pears and replace them with native trees. Doing so will help reduce the amount of seed that can grow into Callery pears and will help diversify the urban landscape.

WHEN?
Saturday, March 1, 2025
8am-11am

WHERE?
City Center Farmer’s Market
200 Sanborn Street
Florence, SC 29501

HOW?
Visit https://t.co/OrvKecAc5E
-Pre-registration is required. Once available, click the "Register" link on the right under your city.
-Take a photo of yourself with the cut tree (a selfie, if you will) and bring it to the exchange event.
-Replacement trees will be distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis while supplies last. If your preferred replacement tree is not available at the time of distribution, you will be provided with a healthy alternative. Specific tree species cannot be reserved ahead of the event.
*Any SC resident can participate and take part in the program, but only the property owner can register and get the trees. Property owners are responsible for tree removal.

LEARN MORE: https://t.co/OrvKecAc5E

[Carbon Brief @CarbonBrief]

EU’s solar and wind growth pushes fossil-fuel power to lowest level in 40 years | @MollyLempriere

Read here: https://t.co/Qkhct5Xlq2

[NeoBiota @NeobiotaJournal]

Introduced as a carbon-capture measure, North American lodgepole pine is rapidly invading subarctic Iceland, expanding tenfold in a decade and threatening native biodiversity.

🔗 https://t.co/nhSNC5hw66

#invasivespecies

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

“Science Shows How Nature Can Help Both the Climate and Biodiversity Crises From mice to moose, a new study analyzes…” @nature_org https://t.co/kDcHwqcA0M

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

A herculean modeling effort led by @jeffreysmithJRS to explore how land based mitigation affects biodiversity by 1) changing habitat and 2) mitigating climate change

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

Very excited for this work to be out: Variable impacts of land-based climate mitigation on habitat area for vertebrate diversity | Science https://t.co/2m2Mq51UCS

[NeoBiota @NeobiotaJournal]

Common ragweed seeds can stay viable for over a decade in soil, highlighting the critical need for long-term management strategies to curb this #invasivespecies and protect agriculture and public health.

🔗 https://t.co/JfeACyAYUC

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

These communication tactics diminish the nuance that most invasion biologists recognize as a key part of the problem (and solutions)

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

"messages that rely on fear appeals, simplified invasion metaphors, and militaristic and xenophobic language are not connecting with modern audiences and require reform"
https://t.co/9Ob0uRuuWO

[Carbon Brief @CarbonBrief]

NEW – Guest post: The conflicting practices in using land to tackle climate change | @evecologist

Read here: https://t.co/a5h1pVt5yE

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

If you compare the land pledged vs. the land we estimate as suitable (close to a max area available), the numbers aren't that different. An insanely large amount of area pledged for carbon dioxide removals with few plans for implementation https://t.co/Jsu1o5s4Sv

[Eve Beaury @evecologist]

"...major fossil producers with large land areas are betting on land-based [carbon dioxide removal].... countries [could] push the mitigation burden onto the land sector rather than phasing out emissions from fossil fuels and land-use change" https://t.co/NZkC2tQA83

[NeoBiota @NeobiotaJournal]

Researchers have updated the Invasive Species Habitat Tool (INHABIT) with data on the predicted occurrence and abundance habitat suitability of invasive plants in the contiguous United States.

🔗 https://t.co/X8KdFZPGtZ

#invasivespecies

[Dr. Joan Dudney @dudney_joan]

Please RT! We're recruiting our second cohort (3-5) of #GlobalChangePostdocs @ucsantabarbara! Join our vibrant and inspiring community of #interdisciplinary scholars (we love it here:)!

Apply:
https://t.co/MZIWppaNUr
UCSB is an EOE, including disability/vets.

[Global Change Biology @GlobalChangeBio]

Climate-Smart Invasive Species Management for 21st Century Global Change Challenges

📄 https://t.co/6JdbenYxtG @evacolberg