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- Postdoc positions available February 15, 2021
- Predicting impacts of alien plant invasions on community diversity January 22, 2021
- Linking species distribution models with structured expert elicitation for prediction of management effects November 11, 2020
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Tag Archives: Blog
Recent Qaecologist blog posts (July 2013)
QAECO blogging in July was a veritable feast of information, insight and inability-to-disappoint. Here’s a recap for those who missed out. Qaecologist and PhD student Claire Keely kicked things off by a marking the 3rd anniversary of her PhD with … Continue reading
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Tagged ARC, Blog, Frogs, megapodes, Melbourne, QAECO, road ecology, Spain, Tasmania, wildlife
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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
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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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Some great new blog posts
We have some interesting blog entries coming out of the lab at the moment. Dr. Michael McCarthy has recently written a piece on the SLOSS (Single Large or Several Small) reserves debate. Dr. Georgia Garrard has written a nice piece … Continue reading
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Tagged Blog, climate change, data, fire, ITEX, OPENBUGS, SLOSS, The University of Melbourne
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