OUR NEW AD IS LIVE!   You’re the Voice that will make history.   On 14 October, we know we all can stand together with the power to be powerful.   #HistoryIsCalling, so #VoteYes. Are you in? John Farnham is.   #UluruStatement #StayTrue2Uluru #YoureTheVoice #VoteYes

Interested in #climatechange impacts on #forests and #disturbances? I'm recruiting 1-2 PhD students to join our collaborative, inspiring team! #LOCLab the bren school landscapesofchangelab.com/join-us

#DeadTreeDetective Please report canopy dieback at tinyurl.com/deadtreedetect… Australian Citizen Science Association @DrChoat

Yehew! So. Many. Plants. The weights workout comes free with my science subscription ✌️

Feels GOOOOD!!

Forest giants 🌳💚 #stranglerfig #danumvalley #sabah #borneo

Yes!! Loving work with the glasshouse in 'full forest mode' and am getting increasingly psyched at the data coming in. (Also... did I mention I am unbelievably glad the potting is finished?💪). Can't wait to get these datasets in R! #ECR #research #CPCP

With the world's attention on the Amazon, the last forests of the Andes harbour the greatest concentration of endemic, endangered and vulnerable species on Earth. Here is one more - Caryodaphnopsis carmensis. Newly discovered by science, long known to loggers, in Colombia.

2023: year of more science. I graduated my PhD at Ecology&EvolutionANU 🎉 Started a postdoc @ #HIE Western Sydney University 🤓 Ran my first glasshouse experiment, starting with 3000+ native plants 🌿 Learned to install and use new kit 📡🔋 And failed a bunch 👎 Time to sleep now…

📣Job opening📣 Work with in the Australian High Country with us and TERN We're hiring a 4-yr, full-time tech officer Based at ANU in Canberra Full details: jobs.anu.edu.au/jobs/technical…

Let's not forget that 76% of insects are inadequately covered by the current protected area system, and ~1900 species have no coverage. (1/2) James Watson Jeff Hanson PutterT doi.org/10.1016/j.onee… One Earth Cell iDiv Biodiversity Research UQ Science @UQ_CBCS

SSE Council, along with @ASNAmNat and Society of Systematic Biologists leadership, has written an open letter to express concern for the ongoing reduction of support for biological collections. Read the full letter here: drive.google.com/file/d/12VBnvr…

Are you interested in how fire shapes canopy seedbanks? or are you interested in plant traits? Check out this new paper from my PhD in Functional Ecology ! 🌻 Trent Penman @luketkelly besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Advertising a PhD position📡on managing ecosystem climate risk. Based at Western Sydney University with Dr Paul Rymer and myself, plus Laura White DCCEEW. $35k per annum stipend with research funds provided. Please r/t and share with prospective candidates🌱 westernsydney.edu.au/schools/grs/sc…

Team from Ghent, Belgium lugging terrestrial laser scanning kit into the tangled Australian rainforest. A series of QPRP plots are now being #TLS scanned to create highly accurate 3D models of the aboveground vegetation in these #LTER #tropicalforest plots🌱

A challenging river crossing with heavy #TLS kit strapped on, but nonetheless a stunning moment during recent work in one of our #LTER plots near Russell River. QPRP sites never fail to provide adventure...

📢 NEW JOB OPP! This time we are looking for someone to advance the science+conservation of ecosystems in the Western Congo Basin. If you are an ECR, and into climate change ecology, ecosystem dynamics & remote sensing: consider applying :) Deadline: 29/9 lnkd.in/eAwCKg2m

🌳Dr Hannah Carle is a Postdoc Researcher at Western Sydney U - HIE, researching forest ecophysiology & ecosystem #climate risk & also coordinates Queensland Permanent Rainforest Plots. For this #webinar Hannah brings practical insights to the importance of long-term ecological monitoring. 📝: uqz.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

👏 A massive thank you to our guest speakers Mark Westoby, Hannah Carle, and Ben Sparrow for their time and expert insights at our 'Site Experiments + Long Term Observations = ?' webinar, yesterday. The recording will be available soon here: tern.org.au/webinars/