Hugh Safford and colleagues @paulson_ali highlight that the extreme fire season of 2020 in California is likely a harbinger of the future, under a warming and drying climate
#GEB_2020fires
https://t.co/AGJd3VsgAq
6/20
@plantbard You can ask them (HR) for a re-review of your application. This has sometimes helped candidates makes it through, or at least get feedback on why you didn’t.
Post-doc opportunity for a quantitative ecologist at @ColoradoStateU & @usfs_rmrs in Fort Collins, CO! Focus is on integrating big wildlife data at broad scales to understand trends & global change drivers of wildlife decline. w/ @_JohnMola, me & others https://t.co/gZ9dSsE8LM
I am looking for 1-2 PhD students and 1 postdoc to join my lab (https://t.co/nnjrtizajc). I will be available to chat with potential candidates about these positions during #ESA2023 at Portland, Oregon in 2 weeks. RT and spread the words please, thanks! https://t.co/pYF5t8Cmx1
Swapped an SD card on Saturday and realized we got some dynamite footage of the Nashata Pack! Here is a snippet for some Monday morning zen…enjoy a few moments of a couple wolves being wolves in a snowstorm!
The CA Fire Science Consortium is refilling its coordinator position, based in the Stephens lab @UCBerkeley. Know anyone who loves fire, science communication, and networking with amazing people?! Please share this opportunity far and wide! @CaFireScience https://t.co/DcEkXisPSV
Disturbances such as fire and drought are increasingly threatening the persistence of mature forests in many dry forests of the West
This is a big problem for dependent species such as the Spotted owl and fisher (not to mention carbon stocks)
a brief thread... 1/6
We are hiring a #postdoc ($65k/yr) with skills such as ontology development, deep learning, dataset management to help us build Phenobase! Please RT and spread the words, thanks!! https://t.co/EMp51jxdkw
Are you interested in species invasions and ecological modeling? We have a NSF-funded postdoc position to study species invasions by applying statistical modeling to data collected by @NEON_sci. DM or email me if have questions. Please RT / apply! Thanks! https://t.co/7jfzh4Ht25
A first look at the impacts of the Mosquito Fire on Blodgett Forest. Dr. Rob York, Co-Director of Berkeley Forests, discusses the impacts on one stand and how our management utilizing pyrosilviculture significantly altered the fire behavior. Video part 1 here, part 2 below.
How is climate warming and wildfire altering regeneration of the iconic boreal tree species black spruce?
Our study published today in @PNASNews analyzes data from across boreal North America to address this question.
A thread 1/n
https://t.co/znfVbJehvu