Jesse S Sayles

ORISE Postdoctoral Fellow.
Appointed with the U.S. EPA ORD Atlantic Ecology Division.
I study human-environment systems, networks, and landscape governance.

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Interested in web-scraping to collect social network (SNA) data? We found that scraping websites to a depth of 3 internally linked pages captured the majority of data. Further insights & advice on web-scraping for Environmental Governance in the article. https://t.co/enhYnV4aR2

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Interested in how social-ecological network analysis can contribute to understanding ecosystem services? Please read our new paper, bringing together ideas from an interdisciplinary group of scholars working on the topic: https://t.co/UKk9YCko3e

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New article from our stewmap project in Southeastern New England, adding to growing evidence of COVID-19's impact on env. governance, documenting impacts to env. stewardship orgs' capacity, access to public green spaces, and altering volunteer engagement https://t.co/f0RagGSyaX

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How have social-ecological networks been used to advance sustainability sciences? What network approaches and methods have been used and what future work remains to be done? Our systematic review in ERL provides insight into these questions https://t.co/VbSK8qU8iy @IOPscience.

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Check out this new article lead by Dr. @OrjanBodin: "Improving network approaches to the study of complex social–ecological interdependencies" in Nature Sustainability https://t.co/QjBSbsRe91. And for some background: https://t.co/tFMOY2rezE

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Check out our newest paper lead by Dr. Nathan S. Debortoli @debortoli_ns: "An integrative climate change vulnerability index for Arctic aviation and marine transportation" in Nature Communications.

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Full published version of our vulnerability and multiplex network paper came out today in ERL. https://t.co/TzyQYOXBjI

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Check out new paper: Understanding soc-ecol scale mismatch is critical for effective estuary restoration. Mismatches affect flows of human, financial & nat capital. https://t.co/sBPqDQIdcn

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Check out this new paper co-authored with the talented team of @gmetson et al on urban phosphorous flows and recycling. https://t.co/wM0WgoTgen

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New paper in PNAS: Social–ecological networks, scale mismatch, restoration, multilevel gov https://t.co/XNiV0mm2Yr

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New paper Who collaborates and why: Assessment and diagnostic of governance network #salmon #restoration #PugetSound https://t.co/Fo0VwRA8vK

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Call 4 abstracts @SalishSeaEco, my session: "Governance of Spatial Social-Ecological Interaction in the Salish Sea" https://t.co/rgiZ42Tdb5

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I say #ShellNo

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New paper, "No wilderness to plunder: Process thinking reveals Cree land-use via the goose-scape" http://t.co/BTBLWHziEm
Hope you like it

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@TK_HelpDesk I contacted you numerous times, still no real response (phone, email, twitter, FB) repeatedly told "your case is processing"