New article alert! In here we reviewed literature on impacts of extreme drought on lentic ecosystems and we report that most studies are biased towards lake biodiversity, at the expense of ecosystem services! Enjoy the read. 7 years of doctoral research end here!😍
On climate change, we often assume people are either believers or deniers.
I don't like either label, because climate change is not a religion.
Instead, I prefer the 6 categories identified by @YaleClimateComm for the US. https://t.co/mxGR45pA65
@carollcbarbosa@GLEONetwork@MANTEL_ITN The second survey on the EU Water Framework Directive is available in six languages. The weblinks for each language can be found on this page: https://t.co/wehKwkquq7
What is the role of science in lake management? And how are management plans developed? We need your help answering these research questions from a lake manager perspective via participation in our @GLEONetwork and @MANTEL_ITN surveys. Please consider sharing your insights and RT
How can we improve lake manager-scientist collaboration effectiveness? All manager experiences and recommendations are encouraged in this @GLEONetwork online survey study https://t.co/9TEevYB3NG. 20 min and 25 questions to help inform intersectoral collabs! Pls RT
Our @GLEONetwork survey project on how to improve collaborations between #lake managers and scientists is now live! https://t.co/AHwbSH1gvl
We welcome lake manager insights on the role of science in management and experiences collaborating with scientists. Please RT.
We have release 2 new ep’s to our "MANTEL Pieces" series both by @JAAStelzer. Ep13 Julio discusses the role of #biodiversity in #lake#resilience. Ep14 tackles when lake resilience breaks down & #eutrophication can occur
Ep13 https://t.co/pTJm8JgKlO
Ep14 https://t.co/29oA9cAdyD
Our @GLEONetwork survey project on how to improve collaborations between #lake managers and scientists is now live! https://t.co/AHwbSH1gvl
We welcome lake manager insights on the role of science in management and experiences collaborating with scientists. Please RT.
Ep10&11 @eliasmunthali helps us understand how #ClimateChange might affect #DrinkingWater supplies. @QingZhan2 tells us about #lake restoration & the role of #phytoplankton in helping to return lakes to a good state.
Ep10 https://t.co/h2wGk4tQId
Ep11 https://t.co/7PveIEUT40
Ep8&9 @Thayne11M explains how #lakes can have a natural #resilience that helps #ecosystems to recover from #ClimateChange@JorritMesman explains how dynamic computer models can be used to help us study lakes.
Ep8 https://t.co/Hvj60cDe4I
Ep9 https://t.co/4r4HG5EmKn
Ep6&7 @HaresKhan10 makes a complex idea all about #lake#metabolism clearer, using a simple experiment
@Nasimjnt gives an insight into the wonderful world of #phytoplankton in lakes, and how this is affected by wind stilling
Ep6 https://t.co/HGc9Ge1unQ
Ep7 https://t.co/wZ9AEc818I
Ep4&5 are about #bacteria & #methane produced in #lakes Alexa tells us the importance of bacteria in food webs @mctrulson talks all things flatulence explaining how methane produced in lakes may contribute to #ClimateChange
Ep4 https://t.co/hgF985VzPc
Ep5 https://t.co/4ufY7nR8mo
Ep 2&3 by @aiayalaz and @231Harriet focus on impacts of #ClimateChange on #lakes. Ana introduces climate change and some effects on lake #ecosystems while Harriet gets crafty to explain lake physics and #stratification
Ep2 https://t.co/uq6330spLX
Ep3 https://t.co/HyIVuFFezz