Associate Prof at OSU. Recreation ecologist - I study outdoor recreation disturbance in public lands. Knitter. 🧶 She/her/hers. Views are my own. #firstgen
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PhD opportunity in our new group at the @MPI_CE in Jena, Germany! Please RT
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Been pretty quiet on here lately for lots of reasons but mostly b/c I was trying to disconnect during sabbatical.
But! Field studies are ramping up and I just got back from a lovely place with great colleagues from University of Montana. Yay for collaborative science!
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Please RT: postdoc opening on economics of conservation and development @OregonState @COFOregonState with great research environment and people to work with. details: gradschool.oregonstate.edu/p…
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"Community Mapping for Racial Equity and Social Justice" is a new, valuable resource for ANYONE interested in learning GIS skills to understand, plan, and advocate for positive change in their local community, i.e., mapping through the lens of RESJ
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Come be a Beaver! Looking for clinical faculty with tech focus. Happy to answer any questions about the post or living in Oregon.
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Please join us for today's EECB seminar with Megan Jones, who will talk about the social science around strategies for motivating climate action. 4pm PST
Zoom: beav.es/eecb
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Our department @OregonState is hiring a faculty position in the social science of human-wildlife interactions. Please spread the word. Full consideration by Feb 18.
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Do you enjoy sharing ways to improve teaching and learning? Considered faculty development? SUPER opportunity @OregonState jobs.oregonstate.edu/posting…
You will be hard pressed to find a nicer place to work.
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Calling all Postdocs: Have you applied yet? Apply now for the #ScientistsInParksFellowship and conduct science research that will help address some of the @NatlParkService's emerging resource management challenges.
Deadline: January 28
Apply: go.nps.gov/sipfellowship
📸: NPS
On sabbatical this year, so I haven’t taught since March 2023. I guest lectured today for a grad student so she didn’t have to cancel class. I came home after and immediately napped. 😆 I love teaching but forgot how draining it is - especially as an introvert.
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Ana Davidson (anadavidson.weebly.com/) and I (liseaubry.wixsite.com/aubryp…) are recruiting a Ph.D. student to study the ecological and demographic signatures of plague resistance in prairie dog populations @CSU_FWCB Please distribute widely! More info here: drive.google.com/file/d/1H_c…
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📯📯We are hiring an Assistant Professor in Movement Ecology @USU_WILD!!! Please spread the word and come do cool research with me and some amazing colleagues! 📯📯
I just did @SkypeScientist w/ a 5th grade class to help prepare them for a camping trip to a state park. The teacher is having them present what they learned about recreation ecology to the other classes going on the trip so they can enjoy nature while minimizing disturbance. ❤️
You can also find me in the sky place now - "AshRecEco".
And here's a photo of a gnome I knit just because. 🍄
Today was my first official day of my academic sabbatical. Really looking forward to some focused time for reading, writing, and - of course - some knitting. 😊 Today I took a midday knitting and reading break outside in my garden where our roses are having a second bloom.
Interesting piece from Rocky Mountain NP and Park Science on how community scientists can help with monitoring visitor-related disturbance.
nps.gov/articles/000/let-me-…
Congrats to former lab member Susie Sidder! Another chapter from her dissertation was published this week in @info_iasnr's journal. This chapter presents a framework for how animal movement theory could be applied to visitor use.
tandfonline.com/eprint/8V7SQ…
Heading back to Oregon after celebrating the marriage of two dear friends. And I had the honor of doing the flowers for their wedding! ❤️
