Tropical forest ecologist | Lecturer and @NERCscience Independent Research Fellow @livunigeog | he/him
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Freddie Draper retweeted
Please RT! Two weeks left to apply - PhD Position in Tropical Forest Ecology @goteborgsuni
PhD position in #Tropical #ForestEcology at @goteborgsuni!
Join us to study Mata Atlântica🌳, one of the most diverse yet threatened biodiversity hotspots! 🌎
@becc_sweden @GGBC_GU @antonelli_lab Link below 👇
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A MAGNIFICENT day for the natural world as Indonesia announces a HUGE new National Park in Papua.
Major thanks to Indonesia’s excellent Environment Minister @SitiNurbayaLHK & her team.
Mamberamo Foja Mamberamo Foja is vast, and teaming with life and species that exist nowhere else on Earth. It covers well over 1.7m hectares of almost entirely intact and critically important ecosystems
It is home to 35 Indigenous tribes who will be front and centre in the management of the new National Park, & it is undoubtedly thanks to their good stewardship that it is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth.
This is one part of a hugely ambitious programme to protect people and nature across that extraordinary archipelago & I am so grateful to the govt of Indonesia and in particular to Ibu Siti for her exemplary leadership.
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Come and join us at Singapore Botanic Gardens in the new Forest and Tree Research group! #SBGScience
Plots (including @ForestGEO in Bukit Timah), rainforests, IDs and naming, phenology, pollination etc. etc.!
Closing on 29 Sept.
Job alert! Senior Researcher / Researcher (Forest Ecology) at Singapore Botanic Gardens.
The careers.gov.sg portal allows overseas applicants to set up an account and submit applications.
Can try to answer Qs via DM.
careers.hrp.gov.sg/sap/bc/ui…
@nparksbuzz @kwekings
Freddie Draper retweeted
📢 NEW JOB OPP!
This time we are looking for someone to advance the science+conservation of ecosystems in the Western Congo Basin. If you are an ECR, and into climate change ecology, ecosystem dynamics & remote sensing: consider applying :)
Deadline: 29/9
lnkd.in/eAwCKg2m
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I am looking for a new PhD student to work on an exciting remote sensing project using airborne hyperspectral imagery and machine learning/AI to find ancient trees in the rugged and remote Tasmanian landscape. More information here: utas.edu.au/research/degrees…
Another great collaborative paper on Peruvian lowland peatlands. This time productivity in different types of peatlands forests.
We have a new paper on NPP in Peruvian peatlands, just published today: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… #PeatPaper #PeatTwitter @pashkito @KHRoucoux @SimonLLewis @EdMitchard @AdamHastie6 @kofitim @FCDraper
Great to be part of this important paper predicting big undocumented peatlands across Amazonia. Expertly led by @AdamHastie6
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Freddie Draper retweeted
@Forest_Research has x3 PAID internships (6 months) available in #pathology (Xylella fastidiosa), #entomology (pinewood nematode) & #SocialSciences (restoring lost trees) through the Centre for Forest Protection @ForestProtectUK (Oct24 - Apr25) 👇🤯
forestprotection.uk/vacancie…
Freddie Draper retweeted
10+ new fellowships at various seniority levels @IX_AI_SciCentre! imperial.ac.uk/ix-ai-in-scie…
Both AI and application experts (with no AI experience) encouraged to apply
Get in touch if you'd like to discuss being hosted in our lab 🌳🌲🎤📸🐦🐸🐛🐝
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Calling all Ecologists - we are recruiting! Check out this job being advertised in the School of Biology @ScienceLeeds jobs.leeds.ac.uk/vacancy.asp…
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Are you a tropical peatland scientist interested in presenting your work at ATBC in Kigali this July?
Please fill out this Google form to express interest in a session I'm co-organizing: forms.gle/H9rpgWHrRMr7pPay5
Great tenure track position here
Opening of a Tenure Track Position in Tropical Ecology @UmrAmap @CNRS #CPJ
Contact: [email protected]
emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/CPJ/CP…
Freddie Draper retweeted
Vast areas of African #savanna grasslands threatened by inappropriate tree-based restoration. With @nicola_stvns @mariskatebeest science.org/doi/epdf/10.1126…
Important paper here, congrats to all involved!
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Freddie Draper retweeted
🚨NEW #GEE TOOLS!🚨
Have you ever wanted to get #climate #reanalysis or #CMIP6 data, but got stuck/fed up with post-processing or tricky file formats?
GEEClimT and GEECE allow *no coding required* access to >300TB of data inc. ERA5-Land, HyCOM & MERRA...
doi.org/10.3389/fenvs.2024.1…
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Our new paper today in the cover of @Nature showing what we know about a possible tipping point of the Amazon forest.
Climate change and deforestation risk an Amazon tipping point
Our new @nature paper led by @BernardoMflores
On current trends, we estimate that by 2050, 10 - 47% of Amazonian forests will exposed to compounding disturbances risking critical transitions
nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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The CNRS portal is now functional for this PhD offer on soil multi-trophic communities in tropical forest, apply here 👉:emploi.cnrs.fr/Offres/Doctor…
🤩 fully funded 3-y PhD scholarship in Toulouse (enrolment date March/April 2024)! If you are interested in doing a PhD on soil multi-trophic communities 🕷️🪱🐜🦠🍄🌱 in tropical forests (south America) and work with eDNA 🧬, email me at [email protected].
Freddie Draper retweeted
You are using hyperspectral data for vegetation assessments? Check out the fantastic service of @Eya__Cherif, who provides transferable and ready-to-use models to translate your spectral data into 20 plant traits (e.g. nitrogen, chlorophyll, water content)..
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Freddie Draper retweeted
"Los árboles son una de nuestras mayores esperanzas de carbono. Apoyar a los científicos que los estudian debería ser una prioridad mucho mayor."
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