urban ecology, soil conservation, baker, human, goof ball ... opinions are my own // she/her

New Jersey, USA
Joined March 2017
Hey, do you like helping farmers? Do you like soils? Come work with us in North Jersey @NRCS_NJ usajobs.gov/job/799554800
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A disturbing sight is growing in southern New Jersey's woodlands. Acres of "ghost forests" have been popping up as an increase of saltwater in the soil has been killing what remains of the Atlantic white cedar trees that populate the area. trib.al/ksEg2oU
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"We find that basic scientific research [all research taking place in academia] affects more sectors, in more countries and for a longer time than applied research [commercially oriented R&D by companies/firms]"
IMF Report on the significant economic return of investment in basic research. "We find that basic scientific research affects more sectors, in more countries and for a longer time than applied research (commercially oriented R&D by firms)" See it here: imf.org/en/Blogs/Articles/20…
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Amazing postdoc opportunity!! ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Flexible location and start-date, great salary, two-years of funding to work with an incredible group of scientists & the Powell Center! Apply by Dec 15: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F… Questions: powellecosystemstability@gmail.com
If you're a PhD grad excited about ecology, big data, synthesis, climate change, diversity, resilience, and working with an awesome team you should apply for this postdoc with super awesome researchers, including @DrLaurenToth @BurkepileLab @dudney_joan @Nate_Lemoine @usgsJWP !!
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📢Calling all #fieldecologists! 📢 I'm building a predator-prey interaction database for Varanids and Dasyurids so if you have any juicy snaps with location data please send them my way via email or my iNaturalist project! 🦎 inaturalist.org/projects/sah…
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Interested in beginning a career in agriculture, but lack the land to start? Then visit njlandlink.org/, a website designed to help farmers and landowners connect to find available farmland, to get started! #thursdayvibes #FarmLife
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calling all 🐋🐬🐟🐠🐡🦈🐳 people ... anyone looking for a job? wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/assis…
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Come work with us @USDA_NRCS-a # of Natural Resource Specialist jobs across across the USA and here with @NRCS_NJ Do you like Forests🌲🌳, Wetlands🐸🐢🐟, & Wildlife🦌🐝🐍🐞🦎 Help folks better manage and restore habitat. Closes 17 July usajobs.gov/job/734845600?ut…
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Are you a Civil or Ag Engineer and looking for work? @USDA_NRCS has about 20 positions open from OH to MA, including here with @NRCS_NJ. Come help us help farmers and their land. GS7-GS11 - Positions close 30 June 2023. usajobs.gov/job/732088600?ut…
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Whoa, Whoa, Whoa Do you like numbers? And helping farmers? We are hiring another Engineer at the @NRCS_NJ Frenchtown, NJ Office. Water & 🐮🐷🐴🐐🐓 Waste Mgmt, Erosion & Flood Control, Wetland Creation/Restoration, etc Closes 21 June '23 usajobs.gov/job/730844600
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Do you like #s and watersheds? Do you like helping people help the land? Then come work for @NRCS_NJ as a Watershed Engineer ... We got everything you need here - PHL and NYC nearby, Jersey Fresh produce, miles of shoreline, and pork roll!! usajobs.gov/job/720336600
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Living back where I grew up in NJ. Didn't see a Baldy till I was an adult out along the MS in the early 2000s. Seen plenty since in CA, heaps in AK, around the midwest. But today I spied this one scoping out a local river on my way home. It's just cool to see them here ...
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Come work with us!! @NRCS_NJ is hiring 3 Natural Resource Specialists Frenchtown (1) and Hacketstown (2) offices Starting at $44,057 Per Year (GS 5-9) Open 03/24/2023 to 03/31/2023 DM if you have any questions about what we do. usajobs.gov/job/714689800
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It's incredible seeing the transition from degraded, single-thread streams into expansive beaver-engineered wetlands. And it only took a handful of #beavers to do this. Imagine what the continent and the rivers looked like prior to the Fur Trade, back when beavers were abundant!
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Found this an interesting read. Hopefully her whole thread is accessible in my retweet. Also curious if this applies in middle/high school settings. Do some not stress and just learn to expect accommodation? If so, are we teaching a wrong life lesson? Alot here to ponder.
I've been seeing some posts from well-intentioned faculty about eliminating all deadlines in their classes. I study #ExecutiveFunction, #stress and #mentalhealth in college #students, and I'm here to tell you this will hurt the students you are trying to help. . . 1/buckle up
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UD is hiring an ag agent in our Kent County Extension office, where producers raise poultry, grain crops, vegetables, and forages. The eastern end is home to Bombay Hook Wildlife Refuge and the office is in the historic state capitol. Apply here -> careers.udel.edu/cw/en-us/jo… – at Salisbury, MD
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Check out this new article by @nextjensci et al. on evaluating ecosystem services from video imagery at methane seeps. authors.elsevier.com/c/1fo5x…
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Wowsers! That is one fierce looking fire'nado. Really awesome perspective allowing us to see how the flames are 'feeding' into it.
Incredible Sky5 video of a #firetornado at the #samfire in northwestern Los Angeles County. #BREAKING ktla.com/news/local-news/2-a…
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