So cool to publish a paper with all the CSU Redmond Lab members past and present, as well as some awesome folks at TNC and CO Natural Heritage Program. Free downloads until April 12th at https://t.co/RNqZLl71Q2. Get 'em while they're hot.
Check out this new PJ paper led by @KTnigrow and with contributions from many folks of the @miranda_redmond CSU lab. @youngtreelife @angie_gonzalezs @alisoncfoster and others. Fun to publish with friends. DM me for pdf.
https://t.co/M09OjvPS9j
We are ONE week away from the highly touted Front Range Student Ecology Symposium of 2023! See below for a 🧵 of all the informative panels and fun workshops we have planned!
A week out from @CSU_FRSES! Who’s getting excited?!
Lots of exciting talks and posters on the schedule from GDPE - reply here with your talk info, time, and location and we’ll retweet to help spread the word!
We put the FUN in fundraising 🌯 Visit the Chipotle on S. College next Wednesday evening, mention our event code (FM8G8P3), or show them the attached flyer on your device, and make your choice of purchases. 33% of the sales come right back to us!!
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The Mola Lab seeks graduate students to join us at @ColoradoStateU in @FRStewardship or @CSU_Ecology!
Funded positions on bee conservation, insect overwintering, fire ecology, and urban ecology!
Interested students fill out this form:
https://t.co/gFjMVVQ68h
For this week’s roundtable we heard from our visiting @USLTER working group graduate students @KTnigrow and @TreeDrought who spoke on how tree species are responding to climate change. “They’re not so much going upslope. - rather, they’re dying at lower elevations.”
Excellent and important paper! So much more field crew leadership training is needed for graduate students. Great if you can normalize these practices within your lab group, but even better if they were institutionalized in graduate programs & departments.
Check out this awesome easy reading summary of our work on fire-facilitated aspen range expansion and why it matters by the wonderful communications team at @usfs_rmrs! Scientific papers are cool but research briefs are better 😁
Aspen are an iconic species with golden autumn leaves - but will they survive as climate change, beetles, and fire alter their habitat? A new Science You Can Use presents recent research about aspen migration after fire to answer this question: https://t.co/wkC5lmevnx
Hey twitterverse, looking for tutorial/ tips for applying the NOAA HYSPLIT Airmass back trajectory (or even better the Python package pysplit) to identify sources/ pathway of precip events? #noaa hysplit website is confusing af but publications make it seem simple as...Please RT!
Thanks to @JBiogeography for featuring me on their blog! Always happy for the opportunity to share more field photos from the beautiful San Juan Mountains @RioGrandeUSFS
ECR feature: Katie Nigro (@KatieNigro2) shares her recent work on the effects of wildfire and beetle outbreaks on the range expansion of trembling aspen 🌲🔥🪲
https://t.co/ZAVRj6S5Zu