There is a PAID #Indigenous Writer in Residence program at @sunyesf's Cranberry Lake Biological Station this summer. Three weeks, to explore, engage, and wonder, with a community of scholars and students in the Adirondacks. Apply here esf.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/f… and please share
At @anngawel's suggestion I'm starting "No Country for Eight-Spot Butterflies" by @julian_aguon. I am really excited to read about conservation from a Chamorro perspective
We are hiring three TT positions in Indigenous Environmental Biology and Science here at ESF. This is a great school with a strong tradition of supporting Indigenous Science and scientists. Please consider sharing your gifts with us and apply by Dec. 15th esf.interviewexchange.com/jo…
I’ve accrued a long list of books I want to read before the end of the year. right now I’m working on these two and enjoying their interplay
I was lecturing in Intro to Conservation Biology last night and we were talking about species declines, and having watched Solo with my kids this weekend, this quote seems appropriate for Con Bio
Last night in Intro to Conservation Biology, we did a live word cloud of how my students were feeling about the #ClimateCrisis. The results highlight the stresses students are feeling about this
The search is bring lead by Robin Kimmerer and I'm on the committee as well. Specific questions need to go to Robin, but I'm very happy to chat about like at ESF in general, especially through a junior faculty lens
What a great #ElectionDay moment. We just helped a woman who came to the US as a refugee from Rwanda and became a new citizen to vote for the first time!
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