Fun with #ornithology data. Which species of #forest#birds have the worst habitat, as defined by the technicians who had to do the veg surveys? Did your study species make the list? RT to save your colleagues from making the wrong choice for their next experiment! #AOSMember
Out today: geographic location matters when it comes to edge effects. Useful implementation of species distribution models in defining "habitat" quantitatively to test fragmentation impacts: https://t.co/QiMzuDvrxU @JonathonValente@ForAnimEcolLab@PacificSeabirds#murrelet
@MJVanni@miamiuniversity Thanks for saying that @MJVanni! I know I’ve been disappointing you for 20 years since I left the zooplankton microscope behind, so it’s nice to hear you’re not too embarrassed claim me 😁
The habitat fragmentation debate has become “locked in”. Time to for us all to move forward and provide consensus recommendations for policy makers (of course a Canadian would say that?) Bravely led by @JonathonValente https://t.co/xwji9bMhAF
We're hiring a research assistant (4 years) to coordinate a project examining land management impacts on biodiversity. This is an awesome opportunity to collaborate with tons of folks at @aucfwe#wildlife#conservation#EcologyTwitter to apply: https://t.co/I0SfcVDooQ
One week left to apply for this awesome opportunity at @aucfwe If you're excited about #birds, #science, and #conservation, we're excited about you. Please send us your materials!
Really proud of this research I spearheaded while at the @SMBC with @selvaorgco. Expanding the options for tropical coffee farmers to protect biodiversity while improving profitability is one of the more important projects I've worked on.
https://t.co/AWwYXaKNXF
This week myself, @MattBetts11, @alex_pigot, Rob Ewers and David Orme published in @Trends_Ecol_Evo an opinion paper on the *Macroecology of Landscape Ecology*
Here're a few thoughts on why it matters for #BiodiversityLoss and #conservation
https://t.co/UwgI2QMGO3
Have you seen this recent addition to our Ten Simple Rules series yet?
From Zitomer et al., "Ten simple rules for getting started with statistics in graduate school" - check it out here! https://t.co/OuUJ0METSm
Shade-grown coffee provides habitat for tropical birds, but it doesn't support all species all of the time; land-sparing will help! Our exciting new @SMBC & @selvaorgco cross-continental collaboration is out! @PeterPMarra@ScottSillett@pipridae#AOSMember https://t.co/I8YFKXNnT9
Easily the most analytically challenging project I've ever worked on. Have a look if you want to learn about brilliant science orchestrated by @kbrenmc or see mixed effects Cox proportional hazards models with time-varying covariates in action!
My favorite experiment from my PhD is now published and open access! Check it out to see whether social and asocial species perform differently on a social cognition task: https://t.co/x92tHEE3pO
@JonathonValente#birds#cognition#socialintelligencehypothesis
“Despite their solitary nesting habits, marbled murrelets are still a sociable bird.” Scientists test the use of artificial calls to attract the threatened seabird to new nesting habitat.
@CarolynCowan11 @OregonMurrelet @audubonsociety@JonathonValente
https://t.co/7Hk2hxiV2n
They are constructing a bike path outside my "office" and I just listened to construction workers argue for 30 minutes about the location of a broom. Not great for productivity... #workingfromhome
New post on Wing Beat by @clegrande9 & #AOSmember@JonathonValente: Management of breeding birds using conspecific attraction requires better knowledge of when, where & why it is likely to be effective: https://t.co/r7nG8xuFnk
Paper: https://t.co/uNem7QT4mc
📸Jonathon J. Valente
Better than the cover of the Rolling Stone. Thanks to the journal Ornithology for selecting a murrelet for their cover shot this month (paper by @JonathonValente) @OregonMurrelet @ForAnimEcolLab@AmOrnith