Very excited that my first chapter is out in Ecology Letters! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/el… In it, Theo Gibbs, Jonathan Levine, Steve Pacala and I show how simple ecophysiological tradeoffs can support theoretically unlimited coexistence among species competing for water. 1/15

Thrilled that this paper is out in ESA Frontiers! Brandon Collins, Zack Steel 🪶🦇🌲🔥 zacksteel.bsky.social, Perry de Valpine, Scott Stephens and I show that the incidence of high-severity wildfire is greater both on and near industrially managed forests. RT! doi.org/10.1002/fee.24… (1/14)

Tomorrow's the big day! If you wanna check out awesome #OpenScience #Limnology #Hydrology #Oceanography talks and posters, come to DeVos River Overlook - E & hear work from me Marcus W Beck Carly Wes Slaughter David Gillett and more! #JASM22

Things I’ve learned from #JASM22: 1) The app sucks but at least there is one? 2) The talk you were interested in is probably cancelled 3) Real science talks happens over beers

Science in Style. 🤵 This dapper gent is posing in front of the streamgage at Shenandoah River at Millville, West Virginia in September 1929. This site is still in operation today. #ThrowbackThursday Dress up for #GageData: ow.ly/mRfG50JQ92r

What we are seeing now are massive heatwaves. Thousands of people are dying. We're seeing more drought. We're seeing more extreme weather disturbances. Given that reality, it is literally incomprehensible that we have a Congress which is incapable of acting.

Interested in scaling from ecophysiology to demography and coexistence outcomes? Come check out my talk on "Competition for time" in water-limited plant communities at #ESA2022 feat. some exciting, never-before-seen experimental results -- Tues @ 10am in 518A.

First day of teaching about freshwaters UNC-Chapel Hill - its finally feeling real! So grateful (and so, so happy) for the opportunity to teach and work with these amazing students 😃

Yesterday I wrapped up my field season measuring methane from cypress knees across many National Wildlife Refuges (Cypress Creek, White River, Tensas, Cat Island). Here’s a cool video from yesterday looking into a massive standing dead cypress. #fieldwork #wetlands

Years ago, Geoff Poole taught me that forgiving our own mistakes was important to exemplify to mentees who might tend to be hard on themselves as well. Thinking of that lots in these first few weeks of the semester working with these incredibly high-achieving students!

Congratulations to Yurok Tribe Karuk Tribe and all the others that worked fearlessly and tirelessly for 20+ yrs to make this happen. We are excited to #UndamtheKlamath and #BringtheSalmonHome

Are you a prospective graduate student passionate about freshwater ecology and biogeochemistry? I would be excited to work with you on a GRFP application (due Oct 17) nsfgrfp.org geography unc

#AcademicTwitter: Duke Biology has TWO faculty positions open! We are planning to hire excellent scholars, mentors, teachers, who will contribute to our effort in increasing diversity and equity. Check our website | Ask Questions | Apply by Oct21st | RT! biology.duke.edu/assistant-prof…