Posts from qaecologists- Study on technical information and conservation decisions – looking for participants May 17, 2013 Sana
- Wildlife Wednesday: Black-fronted tern May 14, 2013 Amy Whitehead
- Combining dataframes when the columns don’t match May 13, 2013 Amy Whitehead
- Malleefowl reporting back weekend, Ouyen May 12, 2013 cindyehauser
- Other wildlife braving the bridges May 10, 2013 ksoanesresearch
- Recent QAECO Posts
- What could be wrong with transparent conservation decision-making? May 18, 2013 qaecology
- Species on the move: things to consider when translocating species May 8, 2013 qaecology
- Recent Qaecologist blog posts (April 2013) May 3, 2013 qaecology
- Bridging the great divide: road crossings and their value for wildlife April 24, 2013 qaecology
- Principles of population viability analysis (PVA): a checklist of the basics April 21, 2013 qaecology
Tag Archives: species
How to link functional traits to species distribution models
Species distribution models turn up in on all sorts of papers these days, from those trying to explain speciation, to those predicting the outcome of climate change. The environmental variables used in such models are often assumed to relate to physiology somehow. But typically this … Continue reading
Posted in Papers, Qaecologists, Statistics
Tagged Ecography, Environment, Environment variable, Physiology, species, Species distribution
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Qaecologists in the blogosphere
This week Qaecologists took to the blogosphere in droves. Senior Qaecologist Mick McCarthy has been blogging regularly on a wide range of topics from interpreting variation in data to alpine cattle grazing. Geoff Heard gave us a sneak preview of … Continue reading
Posted in News, Qaecologists
Tagged Blog, Blogosphere, Business, CEED, conservation, Corey Bradshaw, data, David Pannell, decline, ecology, Ecology lab, Environment, Environmental Decisions, environmental science, Geoff Heard, habitat, Ian Lunt, Impacts and Indicators, John Morgan, Manifesto, Megan Evans, Melbourne, Mick McCarthy, model, monitoring, Nature, news, QAECO, qaecology, research, science, species, The University of Melbourne, Will Morris
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NutNet in the (Science) news
The research co-operative NutNet (which includes qaecologist Joslin Moore) is featured in the News Focus section of this week’s issue of Science. The group is conducting a worldwide grassland experiment. At each site the experiment is on a small scale, and is … Continue reading
Posted in News, Papers
Tagged data, ecology, Ecology lab, environmental science, news, NutNet, science, species, The University of Melbourne
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