Assistant Prof. @NRESnevada. Understanding and predicting the dynamics of plant populations and communities across space and time. (he/him)
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Mortality events in pinyon-juniper ecosystems have become increasingly common, but what does it mean for the long-term viability of P-J? In a new paper in @GEB_macro we find that as much as 50% of populations in warm-dry locations may be declining (1/4). onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
ALT Pinus edulis pictured on the south rim of the Grand Canyon in Northern AZ.
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Please share widely. I am recruiting for two funded phd positions and a 2yr postdoc. Full ads: drewpeltier.com/opportunitie…
1) PhD position in climate adaptation science (SWCASC)
2) PhD position in memory effects in forest C cycle (NSF funded)
3) Postdoc position (2yr) in 14C/NSC
Cool, rare opportunity for a permanent ARS position here in Reno!
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Postdocs! Have you published a paper since Jan 2023?! If so, apply to ESA's plant population ecology postdoc award by June 3! esa.org/plantpopulation/awar… @ESA_org @PlantPopEco_ESA
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NRES Assistant Prof. @jrblasz's research was featured in a recent story in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on the rise of harmful algal blooms in rivers across the US. Story here: pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.24…
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If you want to do amazing, applied, useful, novel science and work for one of the nicest dudes on the planet. Email Seth.
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Join us once again for Science in the Wild! This event, organized by NRES graduate students, highlights student research in environmental science and conservation biology in Nevada and beyond! This semesters event will be held at Lead Dog Brewing. List of talks below.
For folks in the Reno area interested in Pinyon-Juniper, the BLM is holding a workshop on PJ ecology and management in early May. I, along with other researchers, will be presenting. You can register here: blm.gov/workshop-management-…
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Only a few more days to apply to the Research Associate position in my lab at Colorado State University focused on forest #lidar based modeling to inform sustainable forest management!
Applied remote sensing Research Associate position open in the Vogeler Research Lab at Colorado State University focused on forest lidar-based modeling to inform sustainable forest management. Please share! jobs.colostate.edu/postings/…
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Are you interested in plant evolutionary ecology and enjoy spending time in the field, greenhouse, and lab? If so, consider applying to Dr. Carley's lab at U Chicago. Currently hiring a lab manager/technician and postdoc! carleylab.uchicago.edu/join/
ALT Transplanting Clarkia seeds in the Kern River valley, CA, with Shelley Sianta. November 2021. - Photo by Lauren Carley
Apparently Nevada is terra incognita. Love their work, but I've never understood why the @NWSSacramento maps cut off at the state line. The map already includes an area much larger than the Sacramento office forecast area, why not include northern NV?
A strong, cold winter storm is expected to bring extremely heavy mountain snow Thursday-Weekend. Multiple FEET of snow are forecast; heaviest snow above 3000 ft. Expect dangerous travel with excessive delays, whiteout conditions at times, and possible road closures. #cawx
ALT Snow forecast. Map on the left shows snow amounts for mountain locations across interior northern California. Snow amounts generally range from 5 to 10+ feet above 5000 feet, 1-3 feet between 3000-5000 feet. Impacts: extreme. Dangerous travel with excessive delays. Significant reduction in visibility with whiteout conditions at times. Chain controls and possible road closures. Snow levels: 4500’ to 5500’ on Thursday, 2000’ to 4000’ on Friday, 1500’ to 3000’ by Saturday, and 1000’ to 1500’ by Sunday morning. Timing: Thursday, February 29, 2024 – Sunday, March 3, 2024
Excited to be part of this work led by @heili_lowman out now in @PNASNews!
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@bkshriver and I are looking for a postdoc to work with us on developing models to predict benthic cyanoHABs in rivers. Come work with us and others on developing cool models with diverse datasets! Details here: blaszczaklab.weebly.com/curr…
@jrblasz and I are looking for a postdoc to work with us on developing models to predict and explain harmful algal blooms in rivers. Come work with us on developing cool models with diverse datasets! More details here: bit.ly/3MfqY4C
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NRES Graduate students will once again be hosting Science in the Wild in partnership with our friends at @Walker_Basin_NV. Come learn more about cutting edge environmental research in NV and beyond. Hope to see you there!
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#USDA_FIA is hiring permanent/seasonal crew leads in many locations. These jobs are ideal for someone who wants to spend most of their time in the field; western jobs involve lots of travel. Apply 8/21-9/05.
This was my 1st USFS job in 2004; do recommend!
usajobs.gov/job/744292900#