Online now: The eco-evolutionary dynamics of stoichiometric homeostasis dlvr.it/TCjF6R

This is always such an enjoyable, dynamic conference of the next generation of global conservationists. Always enjoy the two workshops I run on planning research projects and improving conservation practice. Many other workshops available and lots of talks. See you there?

Online now: Ecosystem synchrony: an emerging property to elucidate ecosystem responses to global change dlvr.it/TCjbjs

Online now: Does warming erode network stability and ecosystem multifunctionality? dlvr.it/TCk9mZ

Is chuffed the word one uses when things like this happen? I think so. Chuffed! 😃 By the way I will be advertising postdoc positions very soon...

We're really struggling to get someone to talk about evidence-based conservation from a Global South perspective for our session at #BES2024. If you're going to the conference and could give a talk on this topic, could you get in touch?

New paper in Trends in Ecology & Evolution: We show that sex matters in shaping terrestrial and marine ecological communities & focus on and expand the classical food-web example for kelp forests. Led by Elena Gissi Micheli Lab Hopkins Marine Station Stanford University @Cnrlsmar UQ Centre for Biodiversity & Conservation Science cell.com/trends/ecology…

Guide to using #refugia from #ClimateChange to retain #biodiverstiy in landscapes out in Trends in Ecology & Evolution. Greatly enjoyed working with leaders in the field. Diana Stralberg Toni Lyn Morelli and Zoltán Bátori. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Online now: Woven languages: understanding Indigenous socioecological systems dlvr.it/TCpY92

“…ecosystem synchrony can foster our understanding of the coordinated ecosystem responses at unexplored spatiotemporal scales, identify emerging portfolio effects among ecosystems, and deliver signals of ecosystem perturbations.”👇🏻

Online now: Agrobiodiversity conservation enables sustainable and equitable land sparing dlvr.it/TCs6Vj

New paper! The sociality of sleep in animal groups cell.com/trends/ecology… An Opinion article that just came out in Trends in Ecology & Evolution

Online now: The sociality of sleep in animal groups dlvr.it/TCsW3v

🚨Fresh #sleep paper out in Trends in Ecology & Evolution with a #social twist!🚨 The sociality of sleep in animal groups A beautiful team effort of researchers studying #sleep Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior & Universität Konstanz led by the fantastic Pritish Chakravarty and Meg Crofoot 👏 cell.com/trends/ecology…

Going to #GfÖ2024 next week? Join me for a workshop on publishing your awesome research Tuesday lunchtime! And if you'd like to meet up for a chat, to ask any question you might have or just want to say "hi", DM me or send an email to [email protected] GfÖ

For many animals sleep is a social activity, but the interconnections are not fully understood phys.org/news/2024-09-a…

Pleased to share our latest publication in Trends in Ecology & Evolution highlighting the importance of #agrobiodiversity conservation for enabling sustainable and equitable land sharing 🫛🥬 ➡️ doi.org/10.1016/j.tree… Dr James Borrell Kew Science

Going to #GfÖ2024 next week? Join me for a workshop on publishing your awesome research Tuesday lunchtime! And if you'd like to meet up for a chat, to ask any question you might have or just want to say "hi", DM me or send an email to [email protected] GfÖ