Make sure to check out Joel Abraham’s latest! Fascinating results about the origins of microbiome composition from a unique study system (and with beautiful figures to tell the story)!

Absolutely thrilled to have been selected and awed by the company I am joining. Thank you, GuggenheimFoundation and the larger ecosystem that supports all creative work in the arts and sciences. #guggfellows2024

We’re so proud of Luca and excited for the work he has planned in Gorongosa National Park on the continued reassembly of its large-mammal community!

Possibly the most important ecology paper published in Science this century?...science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Sharing findings with the general public is essential to positively impact the conservation of large herbivores. Science should be available to everyone. Here some examples of 'dissemination of results' of my postdoc.

Epic study in today's Science Magazine on mammal migration and herbivore interaction in the #Serengeti by Michael Anderson Staci Hepler, Jeff Muday, Rob Erhardt, and a crew of talented colleagues Wake Forest University WFU Biology The Sabin Center
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Serengeti’s ‘breathtaking’ mammal migration shaped by grazers’ diets | Science | AAAS science.org/content/articl…

In our paper out today in NatureEcoEvo we show how using tiny vials mimicking the smell of avoided plants, we can nudge herbivores away plant we don't want them to eat.

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After 10 years in the sciences, my first ever paper just got published I was fortunate enough to be a co-author on (led by the awesome Molly Karnes and Dr Sora Kim 🏳️‍🌈🌏🦈✊🏿)!

Some cool highlights (1/5)
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Hiring a Conservation Partnerships Coordinator ABS to grow impact in Everglades Headwaters & Peace River regions. Apply by Jan 11. tinyurl.com/4u8sp2cp
Science, water, fire, FL Wildlife Corridor, fun.
#Scicomm #wildlife #conservation #Florida #agriculture

This is a fantastic opportunity!! Apply!

Designing and teaching this Bayesian stats course led by shira mitchell 🟣 at nmaist _official was a joy! We used the seedlings in my common garden experiment as a teaching tool. 🌱Students critiqued the experiment, debated priors, and built models… a totally different stats course 🙌

U.S. National Science Foundation funded. Highlights the value of long-term research for understanding environmental impacts of rare extreme weather events.

And a nice story by Liz Fuller-Wright for Princeton University

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nature Here's a nice short-form 'Research Briefing' by the two lead authors, Reena H. Walker and Matt Hutchinson: nature.com/articles/d4158…

In print today nature: Trait-based sensitivity of large mammals to a catastrophic tropical cyclone.

Real-time monitoring as Africa's worst cyclone hits Africa's greatest restoration project. Small (less mobile) mammal spp were most negatively affected
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Great piece by Liz Fuller-Wright!
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A new study shows how animal species respond to extreme weather events, crucial for climate change impact. Understanding these patterns can guide efforts to protect vulnerable species and habitats.

Read more about the research here🔗ucm.edu/FKCJ75

A Cyclone, a Flood, and a Very Big Park by Katharine Gammon

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