@LucasClark_SLO Did a really nice article on our Ecosphere paper -- its particularly good in illustrating how our framework can be used to address local problems that we didn't necessarily consider... exactly what we hope folks will do with the model https://t.co/5qg78AXcgp
This is worth the short time it takes to watch, esp given our recent southern CA slide: How It Happens | Mudslides https://t.co/ERp0wNV81B via @nytvideo
I've just launched a youtube channel to support Forest Health at Cal Poly, winter quarter 2018. The channel highlights 10 forest health problems with biological causes. The videos are a little rough in places and I welcome your feedback https://t.co/i3K4WWJ9vA
Nice write up on Ecosphere paper led by Richard Cobb @forestpathogens and Katinka Ruthrof on post tree die-off dynamics and management options using conceptual state and transition models:
https://t.co/ht5IMLRt7p
https://t.co/VyOTzBkYjt
We've got a new analysis in Ecosphere that streamlines adaptive management of tree mortality. We used State and Transition modeling -- a technique popular with range land management -- to show how you can relate mortality events across the globe https://t.co/CcfpnfvH3Y
@noamross See this SODDr model description and an example application: https://t.co/8x5i1m7UmK SODDr is flexible & easy to use, I hope is used more
The issue covers the broad range of approaches and evaluation, ad-hoc, eradication, and designed experiments: https://t.co/HT3GMttscF https://t.co/Dukjx3CbJ0
Chris's work has done a tremendous amount to link plant epi and broader disease ecology -- solved a lot of practical problems also https://t.co/jDLbQDO58H
@I_A_Dickie put together a great synthesis - working on this broadened my thinking and I hope reading it does the same for other folks! https://t.co/Llcwa3agRE