Erik Iverson (@iverson_science) 's Twitter Profile
Erik Iverson

@iverson_science

PhD Candidate at the University of Texas at Austin. Mitonuclear Ecology, Conservation, and Biogeography of birds, fishes, and other creatures. Tulane '15.

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On Tuesday, we discovered #Iceland has again sanctioned the death of 128 fin #whales. A decision that has shamed a nation. Why is Iceland, Norway & Japan committed to whale slaughter when we know how vital they are to our ocean? Article: blueplanetsociety.org/whales-are-vit… #stopthehunt

On Tuesday, we discovered #Iceland has again sanctioned the death of 128 fin #whales. A decision that has shamed a nation.

Why is Iceland, Norway & Japan committed to whale slaughter when we know how vital they are to our ocean?

Article: blueplanetsociety.org/whales-are-vit…

#stopthehunt
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I was shocked to discover, in the magazine aisle of a grocery store in backwoods Ely, MN, that “Natural History” (the magazine that Steven J. Gould used to have a column in) still exists in print! Please become a paying subscriber so they will keep publishing this!

I was shocked to discover, in the magazine aisle of a grocery store in backwoods Ely, MN, that “Natural History” (the magazine that Steven J. Gould used to have a column in) still exists in print! Please become a paying subscriber so they will keep publishing this!
Natalia Ocampo-Peñuela, PhD (@birdmapper) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Life rewarded us again after a wonderful hike to the Mbwindi swamp in Bwindi Impenetrable Forest 🌳 where we found these two forest elephants 🐘. A first for me and such an exciting moment! I love birds above all, but mammals fill my heart too 💜

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We can accept this along with millions of dead humans and extinct species. Or we can inject a small quantity of sulfur into the stratosphere and prevent all of this warming for a relatively modest sum. But we’re not even allowed to study it.

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spectacular new paper providing experimental evidence of high climate change vulnerability of tropical montane sp authors did massive # of reciprocal transplants of cloud forest epiphytes, sp suffer elevated mortality when moved even short elev distances nature.com/articles/s4146…

spectacular new paper providing experimental evidence of high climate change vulnerability of tropical montane sp

authors did massive # of reciprocal transplants of cloud forest epiphytes, sp suffer elevated mortality when moved even short elev distances

nature.com/articles/s4146…
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Check out my latest for Mongabay: the story of how the ATBC grew from colonial roots into a diverse & global force for tropical biology and conservation, and the role their conferences play in advancing science in the Global South: news.mongabay.com/2024/09/associ…

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I am once again asking, what is good enough for Nature? These folks built an AI out of bacteria and they still got bumped 😂