Yankee Magazine is featuring the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in its Fall 2023 Issue! Check out the story beginning on page 82! ow.ly/hJrA50PvaVr

#AOS_SCO23 roundtable: Identifying unifying processes and terminology in juvenile life-stage nomenclature: Thursday, 10 August, 12:00 pm (noon) meeting.americanornithology.org/program/roundt… #ornithology SCO-SOC

#AOS_SCO23 breaking out into a Contra dance!

Nature research paper: A global rise in alluvial mining increases sediment load in tropical rivers go.nature.com/3P7JkGt

Pleased to share our new work mapping alluvial mining across the entire planet in today's issue of nature. The mining epidemic is global and threatens tropical biodiversity. Led by Evan Dethier and with Miles Silman Luis E. Fernandez via Land-Cover & Land-Use Change (LCLUC) Program. nature.com/articles/s4158…

The Hicks Pries lab EEES Dartmouth looking for a PhD student to begin next fall on my NSF CAREER grant about how changing snow conditions affect soil biogeochemistry. Find out more and let me know about your interest here: forms.gle/8Ctpg1F2xngJ4M… Please RT!

Explore ornithology studies with the Hubbard Brook Field Ornithology Program, which offers hands-on bird studies during the summer. For Cornell students like Amaya Bechler '25, it's a gateway to impactful research and published work. Learn more: birds.cornell.edu/hubbardbrook/

Time to change the Twitter bio to candidate 👀

Applications are now open for a new summer job opportunity in Critical Ecology at Hubbard Brook for graduate students. Candidates from underrepresented backgrounds in Earth and environmental sciences are encouraged to apply. Please share! hubbardbrook.org/wp-content/upl…

When you don’t eat your Ovenbird fast enough and it starts to melt in your hand 🍦

Ever wonder why they call it an Ovenbird? This weird warbler looks and acts more like a thrush, spending a lot of time on the forest floor. They build incredibly cryptic oven-like nests right in the leaf litter. I was lucky to find one today! Bird 📷 Ryan Schain, eBird

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Our team found 59 Ovenbird nests this field season. Looking forward to some data analysis!

Congratulations to the SEEDS Fellows! Great to see James, a former Hubbard Brook REU #ESA2024

Excited and grateful to be at ESA! Definitely come check out my talk tomorrow at 10:15 am in Room 102A, especially if you are interested in long-term data, birds, or classical ecological theories. #ESA2024

I am hiring a nest searcher and a nest searcher/bander to assist me with my field work studying Ovenbirds at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest. Apply or spread the word: ornithologyexchange.org/jobs/board/sho…

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Bird songs: nature's most beautiful property disputes. By digitizing 50 years of hand-drawn maps, DartGRAD Guarini PhD candidate Miranda Zammarelli discovered how songbirds adjust their territories—insights that could help save declining populations. ⤵️ bit.ly/3Dnz8GW