I'm happy to announce a recent publication by Adisa Julien and I. Available by open access at Diversity 2024, 16(12), 763 url: https://t.co/XRvIM8w3zD. "Habitat Suitability in the Eyes of the Beholder" using avian functional traits to predict bird use of natural & urban areas.
MASc student Brieanna Limkilde says @ensciman is bridging her background in marine biology with learning in policy and management. "I was looking for that added piece so I could pursue water management as a career.” #HigherEd#Sustainability
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Congrats EE Millar on publishing about the implications of using 'free' or 'easy to use' platforms for aquatic citizen science. It's important to prevent data commodification. Download full article before Nov 13 here:
https://t.co/PU5cm2isyX. Glad to be a part of this!
@Metrolinx please take note. Peterborough needs a quick GO link NOW! Here's a brilliant solution: direct route via 407 to subway station at Finch or Vaughan.
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The relationship between the government and developers who benefited from having lands removed from the #Greenbelt must be explored by an agency with criminal investigative powers in its quiver, writes @CanadaGray.
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Google and Facebook will be blocking all Canadian news - even in Google searches. HOW LONG BEFORE THEY BLOCK YOU??? platforms are assuming the role of purveyors. Read Mario Ressa to understand why we should all be VERY worried.
And To get rid of the Google bar on Pixel, do the following:
Launch Settings on your Android device.
Choose Apps > All > Google Search or Google App > Disable.
Then, restart your Android device and the Google search bar is gone.
Unfortunately, we've made the difficult decision that when Bill C-18 takes effect, we will remove Canadian news links from our Search, News and Discover products. https://t.co/ilWrF1uRuS
From landscapes to microbes: Grad student Moiz Syed presenting evidence of increased mercury methylation in saturated soil depressions (after forest harvest in the boreal) at Canadian society of microbiologists meeting at Dal in NS. Woot woot.
'Could lead to' is the key phrase. Platforms (e.g. Twitter, Facebook) are great for getting large amounts of information into standardised, interoperable formats, and spreading info.
Congrats to Dr. E Millar @ensciman who recently completed the program here @TMUgraduate His dissertation addressed why aquatic citizen science's move to platforms could lead to mistrust and industry control.
Congrats to Dr EE Millar on his interdisciplinary PhD @TorontoMetSci@ensciman on why aquatic citizen science's move to platforms could lead to mistrust and industry control. 1st PhD to graduate from spatioeco lab & envirogeog. Marvelous job! https://t.co/wKM5MSBBXR
Humbled! My heartfelt thanks to the @USIEF and #Fulbright for selecting me for this amazing opportunity. I really thank WII and PU Chandigarh for all the encouragement. Looking forward to this new venture @OfficialPU@wii_india
If it were a separate country, the #GreatLakes basin would be the third largest #economy in the world and freshwater is its fuel. As #climatechange makes #water scarce, people will seek refuge in the basin. Time is ticking - we must plan & prepare. #SciencePlan
Congratulations to UGRD Saba Khan for winning the Ontario Biology Day poster presentation award @BrockUniversity last weekend! Nice work! #StudentSuccess@TorontoMetSci. Title: Air Quality Assessment of Train Emissions at Toronto’s Union Station (GO Train and VIA Rail Stations)
Congratulations to Dr. David Cramb on being reappointed as the Dean at Faculty of Science at @TorontoMet. Here's to another 5 years of discovery and innovative research! 🔬
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