Being an ecologist means that you spend several hours thinking about what species of Artemisia this pool was named after.

Infectious disease macroecology, synchronized seed production, soil health and synchrony - just some of the #ecology theme issue topics published in #PhilTransB recently. Browse all at royalsocietypublishing.org/journal/rstb #EAB2021

The first chapter of my PhD is out now in Biogeography.News! Thanks to Miranda Redmond, Monique Rocca, Mike Battaglia and Jonathan Coop for their collaboration. Crazy to see my chaotic first field summer of grad school all tied up with a bow. doi.org/10.1111/jbi.14… (1/7)

Writing a results section usually entails me pulling up a thesaurus so I can say “However” in 10 different ways.

Our last lab group get together (and first group photo!) before Andreas Wion and @angie_gonzalezs move onto bigger and greater things. Thankful to work with such an amazing team.

Cimate change has complicated decisions about when to use prescribed burns. Across drought-stricken West, it is more difficult to find days with ideal conditions for such managed burning. #CalfCanyonFire #HermitsPeakFire #NMFire 🔥🔥🔥 washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/05…

Check out this awesome easy reading summary of our work on fire-facilitated aspen range expansion and why it matters by the wonderful communications team at Rocky Mountain Research Station! Scientific papers are cool but research briefs are better 😁

Check out this new PJ paper led by Katie Nigro and with contributions from many folks of the Miranda Redmond CSU lab. Edward M Hill @angie_gonzalezs @alisoncfoster and others. Fun to publish with friends. DM me for pdf. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Big shout out to Katie Nigro for leading this paper!

Incredibly insightful explanation by David Ho on why even if carbon capture is successful (and that's a big if), fossil fuels (and today's fossil companies) still must be replaced. "We must slow the carbon clock to a crawl before we can turn it back." nature.com/articles/d4158…

Did a creativity exercise for our lab meeting today from Box 3 in "How to Do Ecology". It went awesome and folks said it was "more relaxed I've been in months". We were skeptical at first, but tried it as a group, and it went really well! Check it out!

In much of the Hayman fire area, “the forest is not coming back. But it’s really important to acknowledge that it’s not a lost landscape. And it’s up to us to make sure that that’s still a healthy ecosystem." -Camille Stevens-Rumann #WildfireAwarenessMonth col.st/tJVTG

Im excited to share my first lead author paper from my MS work with Miranda Redmond and Ian Pearse. Check it out!

Attending #ESA2023 Ecological Society this week? Interested in forests 🌲, wildfires 🔥, & understanding/managing for resilience in a warm and 🔥-prone future? Check out talks +posters from members of the #HarveyLab UW SEFS 🌲 for some of our research on these topics in the Northwest US!

Come join us in UW SEFS 🌲!!!! A little over a week left to apply for the tenure track assistant professor position in ecological restoration and management. This is a fantastic opportunity in a fantastic place!

Congrats to SEFS grad student Madison Laughlin on joining the NW Climate Adaptation Science Center Research Fellows cohort!

Attending #FireCon2023 next week? Come find me and check out my talk! Association for Fire Ecology

"Enhanced Drought Exposure Increasingly Threatens More Forests Than Observed" This new study, led by Chongyang Xu, estimates drought mortality risk across Earth's forests. Notably, temperature increases (hotter-droughts!) with DMR. Read our paper here: doi.org/10.1029/2023EF…