If you don’t rock with Caitlin Clark game you’re just a FLAT OUT HATER!!!!! Stay far away from them people!! PLEASE

Hi Ecological Society,

Check out my 'lunch pail' today. A bit worse for wear, but still ~functional, like it's owner!

One of our lesser known grants is the Andrew M. Greller award for graduation students studying the conservation of local flora or ecosystems in the New York City area! Does this describe your work well? Consider checking out this grant! #botany #NYC

We analyzed 19 years of flowering data from the Fushan ForestGEO plot for 16 species. Our analysis revealed that the flowering times of 13 species were affected by temperature changes. Changing temperatures may impact flowering times, reshaping subtropical ecosystems.

Hi Conopholis americana fan - in my lab we are getting excited about wolf oaks in the landscape and really enjoy your paper:

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111…

What a treat to see our native American Yew today in the Chagrin River Valley! A rarely glimpsed native conifer in Ohio

A new study examines how regeneration of Siberian #larch after #wildfire is related to local seed production and the availability of 'safe sites' for seedlings

doi.org/10.1002/ecs2.4…

#VegetationDynamics #Boreal #OpenAccess #NSFFunded U.S. National Science Foundation Ryan McEwan UD Arts and Sciences University of Dayton News

Now we are at La Selva Biological Station. This morning our Natural Resources and Environmental Science students learned about forest ecology, biodiversity and conservation in lowland rainforests. UK Martin-Gatton

We have spent the last two days in Tortuguero National Park. Students are learning about conservation, research and education efforts in this region and are seeing a ton of wildlife along the way. UK Martin-Gatton

Our lab team is starting a new project this summer investigating the role of valley fog on tree performance in Central Appalachia. This week we began by rigging trees and installing sap flow sensors in tree crowns. #womenintrees #WomenInSTEM #womeninforestry

Eleanor Yates-McEwan decided to major in philosophy at University of Dayton because it teaches students how to think critically, analyze information and problem-solve. “Those are skills that are essential to be an attorney.”

We have had a major setback in the field, but nonetheless, smiles! I am so grateful to have this amazing team. We have done a 180 pivot in 24 hours and will be back to Robinson Forest to implement our new plan next week. #womeninforestry #WomenInSTEM #thisisKentucky

We see the same thing in our Ohio old-growth forest: Disease-causing invasive species dominate the story.
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