A stellar jay for a stellar season 3! Thank you to the thousands of volunteers identifying πΈ wildlife for Canyon Critters on the @the_zooniverse. Season 4 releases tomorrow. #cameratraps
Thankful to have kept this box of empty bags after labwork on top of my bookshelf for several months. There was some missing data entries and I was able to find the bag with our written #backup πͺπ°
WOW. this journal was previously #Vegetatio, which in 1989 the entire editorial board quit due to poor publishing principles. I guess 35 years laters things haven't changed https://t.co/HCJdg63TtJ
Exhausted by yet another 2010+ review and meta-analysis with no provenance of compiled studies or open data. Cited 60 refs, which surely don't include the 79 papers they extracted data from.
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I guess I'll send an email, but suspect with 6 years passing since publication these data are locked up... dissappointing as seems like big effort and valuable #plantfrugivore interactions @SiavashHeshmati
I'll stay tuned & hope that @DukeU finds a solution. Other collections take note: either you're next to be cut or receive an #inheritedcollection, which can exacerbate your own viability. Either way, the archives are struggling, making the #specimens and science suffer too. [8/8]
@DukeU's herbarium decision hits home: one-time big donations and short-term outrage are not effective to fund a museum. Museums need to have sustainable, ongoing funding measures. Many parts of the story missing! [1/8] https://t.co/jA7AxU7Fb5
The Herbarium has an incomplete roster. Emeritus curators should not be the only contact for a taxa group. To stay balanced and relevant, collections need to maintain working curators who are actively applying to grants, training students, and using the collection. [7/8]