Best of #ESAus20: as the conference presentations draw to a close, I've curated a list of favourite talks, including links to people's work, Twitter profiles and pretty pictures. Thanks everyone for sharing your work and ideas 🥳rockdocpress.wordpress.com/2020/12/03/bes… #PhDVoice #AcademicTwitter

Great example of using scientific knowledge to address real-world issues to improve on-ground applications. Great team behind this work: PeterAHarrison, Thomas Baker, Dot Steane, Mark Neyland, and industry partner Dean Williams from Sustainable Timbers Tasmania

Well done Tom and the rest of the team!

Rebecca Jordan PeterAHarrison @jasongbragg Dr Paul Rymer @kdmurray91 @RoseLAndrew Dr John Whale + those not on twitter (I don't think) Helen Bothwell, Margaret Byrne, Dot Steane, and Tara Hopley.

Huge congrats to Dr Deirdre Merry, Yorick Lambreghts and Erin Bok for being awarded Holsworth Wildlife Research Grants from the Ecological Society of Australia. A fantastic achievement that will support three outstanding PhD projects. @Camilla_Whitt The Lizard Lab Julianne O'Reilly-Wapstra PeterAHarrison Professor Erik Wapstra

Internal checking and shrinkage are usually manually measured from wood wedges. Here we presented an alternative method based on digital images! rdcu.be/clftt doi.org/10.1007/s00107…

The GAZP team is so proud this article is out today in NatureEcoEvo !!! nature.com/articles/s4155…

So excited to see this paper out as a pre-print! Awesome job jakkimohr PeterAHarrison @StanhopeJess. What the people say about #restoration #genomics doesn't appear to be consistent with what the literature says...for more, read on 👇

A new instalment in the fascinating story of a Eucalyptus hybrid zone from Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania’s Thais Pfeilsticker et al. (including Rebecca Jones PeterAHarrison). Interesting genetic control of heterochrony and heteroblasty, first outlined by @robw2690, back in…the day…😁 #eucalypts

Macrogenetics: compiling genetic, spatial and environmental data to investigate biological questions at huge taxonomic, geographic and/or temporal scales. For more, check out our new review --> rdcu.be/cuSn8

We are excited to announce the updated Florabank Guidelines have been released! You can download these best practice guidelines for native seed collection and use for free from florabank.org.au/guidelines #generationrestoration #restoration #ecologicalrestoration #seed #seedscience

The updated Florabank Guidelines are online! Thanks to everyone who helped out - too many authors to name! They look amazing so please download them (for free!).

Thanks so much Alexandra Alvaro for the opportunity to share my PhD project through ABC Hobart ABC News , and for the beautiful write up 🫒💚 abc.net.au/news/2021-09-1…

The ARC Centre for Forest Value has 5 exciting PhD positions available studying at the University of Tasmania University of Tasmania. Topics include forest management, mammal browsing and tree genetics. To check out the projects and to apply visit. utas.edu.au/arc-forest-val…

What makes the manna, or sap, of Eucalyptus viminalis (white gum) so delicious to the endangered forty-spotted pardalote? And where are these tasty trees? University of Tasmania PhD candidate Erin Bok is investigating. abc.net.au/news/2021-09-1… #HelpedByHolsworth Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania

When collecting #seeds for #restoration where should you collect from? Are the source populations nearby, or far away from your restoration site? Find out in the #Florabankguidelines florabank.org.au/guidelines

If you're interested in forest management, mammal browsing or tree genetics. The ARC Centre for Forest Value has 5 exciting PhD positions available studying at the University of Tasmania University of Tasmania. To check out the projects and to apply visit. utas.edu.au/arc-forest-val…

These special 9yr old eucs are part of one of Aus largest networks of multi-species provenance trials informing migration & restoration strategies in the face of climate change & have just passed their fitness assessment by the EucGen group PeterAHarrison Rebecca Jones Sciences and Engineering at University of Tasmania