Incredibly fortunate for the opportunity #GRIT#CDDW2022 ! Infinite thanks to my mentors and team @GastroStew@ciwillia22@eileenkilfoil @gijonesns 🙌 Lots to do and more to come on equity in CRC screening… ⚖️🙋♀️
New paper quantifying biases in #CitizenScience data. We compared bird observations in @inaturalist and @Team_eBird and found that large-bodied birds were over-represented in unstructured iNat data compared with semistructured eBird data. https://t.co/ufRyH09Ktp
Calling all #NovaScotiaTeachers & #NovaScotiaEducators! Let your #BIPOC Grade 10-12 students know about signing up for Diversity of Nature's overnight field expedition 2021! We are awarding a $2000 #scholarship! The program: #Dalhousie BIPOC Grad Students Teaching BIPOC Youth!
Yesterday we lost one of our best. Dr. Ian McLaren brought his passion for nature, birds, research, writing, fieldwork, mentorship, conservation, and more to our NS shores many decades ago. His #NSBS involvement as president, director, editor & more, was beyond valuable.
Congratulations @EricaNol!!!
I’ve have the privilege of working in Dr. Nol’s lab and I couldn’t have asked for a better supervisor, mentor, and friend! https://t.co/ZsPO5XfwnB
Great News: we’re expecting! We have a Piping Plover nest on our beach with 4 eggs, so thrilled for Mom X2 and Dad U3. See them? @BirdsCanada it’s so exciting!
keep dogs on leashes and stay out of protected areas.
@YvonneCBC@DavidSuzukiFDN@ParksCanada@VisitNovaScotia
Westwood et al.. 2019. Estimating the conservation value of protected areas in Maritime Canada for two species at risk: the Olive-sided Flycatcher (Contopus cooperi) and Canada Warbler (Cardellina canadensis). Avian Conservation and Ecology 14(1):16.
https://t.co/EAewzbf40V
How terrible is it to see established people who are jealous of - and thus try to squash - the success of people earlier in their careers.
Hard truth: we all risk being that person. How to prevent it? Be intentional about championing the people who will someday replace you.
Interspecies crown shyness is just as mysterious as it is gorgeous. Decades after it was first considered, botanists still don't fully understand why adjacent tree stands don't interdigitate. Is it light sensing? Mechanical abrasion? Chemical signaling? All of the above?
The deadline is coming rapidely - please ensure you submit your abstract here (https://t.co/4Zsy3lFPDR) before April 15th !! (5 days left....) #ornithology@SCO_SOC