Join the discussion on topics and issues that impact the environment.
Learn about new research in ethnoecology, political ecology, and ecological restoration.
Connect with faculty, students, grad students:
RT @venturellilab: Great Year1 meeting with @anglersatlas, Juanes, @RockfishMecca, @MarineCons, students, and partners @UVICENVI to di… https://t.co/zPt0Uwha1v
Interested in using native plants in your garden? They're also great for restoration! Join us in DTB B255 WEDNESDAY… https://t.co/7jEWbKGnN5
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Forest fire is bad, right? Well for species adapted to fire, not having it is bad for them. That's part of why we're losing endangered Garry oak ecosystems here. https://www.mdpi.com/2571-6255/2/3/48/htm
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Animals respond differently to human land use. In this new paper by Nikki Heim, Jason T Fisher, John Volpe (and others!), carnivores respond differently to land-use, and can effect how species interact with each other https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10980-019-00882-z
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Please use this LinkedIn group is a way to connect or re-connect with alumni and other professionals in the field, to keep up to date with what is going on in the School, and to inform each other of news, articles and jobs of interest. Current faculty and staff members of the School also post in this group frequently regarding their activities, research, success and calls for action.
