Eddie van Etten

This twitter site is for posting new and interesting info about ecosystem restoration and management

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

If you want to send a message to WA Gov't for more outback National Parks and Protected Areas. These are especially needed in the southern and central WA rangelands where there are few NPs https://t.co/4WCHuBlKzv

[Dr Kit Prendergast @BeeBabette]

Just released ! A #photographic #poster of the #nativebees of the #southwest #westernaustralia #biodiversity hotspot - all species you are likely to encounter based on 100s of hours of survey work. Email [email protected] to order yours

#poster #bees #ozpollinators

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

@gerard_mazza Done as well

[Dr Anna Hopkins @annajmhopkins]

Do you want to use molecular tools in wildlife conservation? @meeg_ecology we have a funded PhD or masters project using #eDNA to understand the diet and habitat of the endangered Gilbert's Potoroo with @gilbertspotoroo @Science_DBCA
Please share widely!

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

Our recently published Editorial on the topic of "Fire regimes in desert ecosystems: drivers, impacts and changes". With links to the 10 accepted papers. https://t.co/73UidEWIWX

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

Both outer and inner Perth suburbs are growing in populations - those at the edges of the expanding city are growing the fastest, and this is where our best remaining bushland can be found. https://t.co/BjJrILElQp

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

Congrats to Sutomo on another paper from his PhD thesis. This one exploring floristic differences and drivers across savanna ecosystem in wetter parts of Indonesia, ie Java, Bali & Lombok. Climate, fire and invasive species important.
https://t.co/2axik68QuD

[Dr Anna Hopkins @annajmhopkins]

Congratulations to @AaronBrace and Rachyl Stover @meeg_ecology for highly commended citations in the student poster awards #ESAus21 @EdithCowanUni Awesome work guys!

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

The cost of restoration of our (Australia's) degraded landscapes is relatively cheap, see summary of latest paper from UQ. https://t.co/Yhwf3rkjTJ via @ConversationEDU

[Richard McLellan  / kaarnka (raven/crow - Martu) @RichardMcLellan]

New paper: ‘Prolific or precarious: a review of the status of Australian sandalwood’ - by @RichardMcLellan, @kingsleydixon1, @D0CT0R_Dave
https://t.co/XaaQKeVvvW
Spoiler: It’s precarious (going extinct in the wild)
Via The Rangelands Journal @AusRangeSoc @CSIROPublishing
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[Forrest Fleischman @ForrestFleisch1]

In the last week I've started to receive inquiries from people running tree planting programs wanting my help. I am suggesting that they shut down their programs. Here I will explain why:

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

@Dr_Rob_Davis Yes I saw many trees blown over in remnants where we can least afford losing any more trees

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

Some ants can successfully pollinate native plants, see our summary: Tales of the unexpected – ant pollination mutualism https://t.co/pgCqfmYEcH

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

One solution for two big problems - trees. Great interview Rachel Standish https://t.co/xzF2dGGjwZ

[Journal of Vegetation & Applied Vegetation Science @JVS_AVS]

Behind the paper post refers to the article by Samantha Munroe et al. (https://t.co/LxxRidb00p). https://t.co/lelGxsmQLS

[WRI Restoration @restoreforward]

When it comes to forest landscape restoration (FLR), there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Check out some of the paths to restoring landWhen it comes to forest landscape restoration (FLR), there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Check out some of the paths to restoring landWhen it comes to forest landscape restoration (FLR), there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Check out some of the paths to restoring landWhen it comes to forest landscape restoration (FLR), there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Check out some of the paths to restoring landWhen it comes to forest landscape restoration (FLR), there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Check out some of the paths to restoring landWhen it comes to forest landscape restoration (FLR), there is no one-size-fits-all solution.

Check out some of the paths to restoring land:

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

Linking modern science with Indigenous knowledge to care for the land https://t.co/ncgqrB5d9o

[Eddie van Etten @SCI2115]

Bees? Please. These plants are putting ants to work https://t.co/axlipT25gc via @physorg_com

[Landscape Alliance @TheLandAlliance]

#Callforpapers| Participate in the next Special Issue: "The Governance of Natural Forest Regrowth as a Restoration Option" in @MDPIOpenAccess.

Guest Editors: @ManuelGuarigua1 (@CIFOR), Pham Thu Thuy (@CIFOR) & @duguma_l (@ICRAF).

Learn more: https://t.co/tjVvEEnEq7