PAPER: "Towards reconciliation: 10 Calls to Action to natural scientists working in Canada", by Wong et al. FACETS Journal. facetsjournal.com/doi/10.1139/fa… #CdnSci #Reconciliation

✨out now w stephanie pau - using seasonwood measurements of longleaf pine from 8 FL sites, we show decreasing climate sensitivity at southern sites & widespread temporal nonstationary in the climate-growth relationship. Free downloads for 50 days here: authors.elsevier.com/a/1j6tf3-%7EMP…

I decided to give my professional website (coded using #Rmarkdown & #distill) a makeover on the long flight back from Halifax this weekend. Check it out! JenniferMcHenry.com

Very cool research coming out of Graham Epstein ' s postdoc research on the potential for Canada's seabed sediments to act as a natural ocean carbon sink

🚨This is a dream #postdoc project for anyone interested in coastal zone management scenarios to achieve #bluecarbon benefits from seagrass bed & salt marshes under #climatechange. OConnorLab, Sarah Knox, & Dr. Julia K. Baum are terrific mentoring team too. Come work with us!

Global #seaweed forests export 56 million tonnes of carbon (15% of their production) to the deep ocean annually. These biodiverse #blueforests are overlooked in the global ocean #carbon budget. We provide national estimates of this C #sink rdcu.be/dIKup Nature Geoscience

A new email just dropped from the administration team here—in it, they make several arguments and justifications for their approach to the encampment. I will try to address them from my perspective:

Looking to do something kelpy this weekend? Come watch 'Send Kelp', playing up in Sidney on Sunday afternoon. Featuring Dr. Julia K. Baum kelpers Lauren Dykman, Matt Csordas, and myself talking about our work with The Kelp Rescue Initiative. Steaming soon on TELUS Optik TV. ow.ly/2aMc50Sbj2Y

Our new study published today in Nature Communications examined links between marine heatwaves (MHWs) and the health of foundation species (corals, kelps, seagrass) across the global coastal ocean rdcu.be/dKHfN (1/n)

Seabeds might not be quite as exciting as other #BlueCarbon ecosystems but they can be enormously important carbon reservoirs. We've produced 1st estimates/maps for Canada's massive seabeds Graham Epstein sdfuller Oceans North: theconversation.com/new-research-s… #NaturalClimateSolutions

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It is #Juneteenth! If you aren’t aware, June 19th 1865 was when the last of the enslaved people in Texas found out that they had been freed nearly 2 and 1/2 years after the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation.

On Juneteenth, we commemorate the anniversary of the delayed news of freedom reaching the enslaved people of Galveston, Texas. Let’s keep building on the work of the generations who came before us and making sure that the arc of the moral universe continues to bend towards

Kaitlyn Zerr (Kaitlyn) making the Baum Lab (Dr. Julia K. Baum) proud presenting her masters research on the potential for tourism revenue to support marine conservation in a UNESCO marine reserve in the Maldives. #NACCB2024

Such a treat to present the results of our first national scale assessment of the #bluecarbon capacity of Canada’s kelp forests at #NACCB2024. Made possible by NSERC / CRSNG Fisheries and Oceans and a tremendous group of collaborators ! Dr. Julia K. Baum #BlueCarbonCanada

UPDATE: The 2024-2025 list of faculty and postdoc positions in ecology and evolutionary biology is out TODAY! Be sure to check out this active and helpful community run resources! docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Huge congrats to Brian Timmer for passing his candidacy exam! Be on the look out for his exciting #PhD research on the historical phenological and distributional shifts of kelp forests w/ climate change and the ecological effects of kelp forest restoration in the Salish Sea!

Why are the impacts of #climatechange so variable? Excited to share our new review paper in Global Change Biology which explores the role of local environmental variation in mediating the impacts of extreme marine heatwaves UWA Research Forrest Foundation onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/gc…

The post debate twitter memes do not disappoint