Last call for expressions of interest in a Quantitative Ecology post-doc based mostly in South Africa. If you are interested, drop Lourens and me a line 👇
https://t.co/rRzmb7Q44r
New paper alert! Robustly estimating the demographic contribution of immigration: Simulation, sensitivity analysis and seals. SEEC members Murray and @ChrisOosthuizn - massive congrats! Elephants seals - Marion island. https://t.co/RCHvWU44J4
Hierarchical Modeling workshop this summer July 22-26 at Michigan State University see here for details:
https://t.co/Avn6fjelwW
with Ken Kellner, Marc Kery and also @JoshuapTwining
📢📸 Awesome new paper by Léa Pautrel in @MethodsEcolEvol in which we ask whether we should use discrete- or continuous-time occupancy models for data collected in continuous time. Check it out at
https://t.co/EN3sEq9ZRO
#OpenAccess 😉
#Terroiko@Marie_Etienne@CNRSecologie
I'm excited to share that I published a first version of my Statistics 4 Ecologists book with University of Minnesota Libraries Publishing. You can now download a (FREE) pdf version of the book here:
https://t.co/S7NiLarPzC
Only two days left to apply for this post-doc with @Meg_Murg and myself
African Raptors are in trouble - https://t.co/evKJFd14EY
Come work with us and make a real contribution to their conservation.
Please RT and share with anyone who might be interested
We have a postdoc position available in plant ecophysiology, to work on the amazing long-term experiment at Drie Kuilen. @SEEC_UCT@UCT_Research@adamgwest Deadline: 30 Sept
Got the final proof corrections sent back to publisher today for our forthcoming 1,000+ page book on the Carnivores on New Mexico. Electronic version will be available in November and hardcover in February.
Kudos to FWCE's Dr. Fitsum Abadi Gebreselassie & NMSU Applied Statistics faculty member Dr. Charlotte Gard, who paired up this week to teach the first Statistics Bootcamp for MARC (Maximizing Access to Research Careers) Scholars at NMSU. Well done!
Check out @FitsumAG 2016 paper "Integrated pop modeling reveals the impact of climate on survival of juvenile emperor penguins" 🐧📉 https://t.co/oQh1wUu7Nt listed in this virtual special issue of @GlobalChangeBio on research in polar biology 🤩🥳
OA https://t.co/s3DFiqQZJ3
Another NMSU presentation at the International Statistical Ecology Conference in Cape Town. Former FWCE postdoc Matt Gould, who worked w/ Fitsum Abadi Gebreselassie & Jay Gedir & USFWS colleagues, presented results on peregrine falcon demographics #ISEC2022
NMSU has several researchers at the International Statistical Ecology Conference in Cape Town, South Africa. Dr Jay Gedir (w/ FWCE & USFWS colleagues) presented results on how Integrated Population Models reveal life history strategy differences in male & female raptors #ISEC2022
Faculty position open! We are searching for an Assistant Professor of Wildlife Ecology. Come join a great group of faculty, staff & students in an amazing setting for working with wildlife! Deadline is March 15. https://t.co/4z8CcFvFPp
Recruiting an M.S. student in my lab at @nmsu_fwce@USGSCoopUnits to study Bolson tortoise reintroduction ecology in southern New Mexico🐢
Grad research assist. x 3yrs; plus tuition and $200/mo health insurance reimbursement
Apps due Jan 5th, please RT!
Every course in 'Science-based Decision Making in Wildlife Management: A Quantitative Approach' should get an outside opinion. Co-instructor Brian Millsap (FWCE Affiliated Faculty & USFWS National Raptor Coordinator) brought along 'Amigo' to provide peregrine falcon insights