Researcher interested in the unseen ecologies of the ferals, pests, and weeds | Aarhus University | he/him
Arizona + Australia
Joined January 2018
- Tweets158
- Following369
- Followers462
- Likes676
Pinned Tweet
Delighted to see this paper finally published! Thank you to @JCSvenning, the fantastic coauthor team, and to @ScienceMagazine. [1/14] 🧵
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Erick Lundgren retweeted
🐴 PhD Opportunity: Wild Horses & Fire Dynamics 🔥
ECONOVO invites applications for an exciting PhD project exploring the ecological impacts of wild horses on fire dynamics and ecosystem functionality in sagebrush ecosystems.
More information here: phd.nat.au.dk/for-applicants….
Erick Lundgren retweeted
CarniTraits - The Traits of the World's Late Quaternary Terrestrial Mammalian Predators out now in @GEB_macro. The dataset features a suite of traits for recently extinct and all extant predators.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
🙏🏽☺️🫏
"What might people learn if they set aside preconceived notions about nativity and nonnativity and if they looked with clear eyes at what these species actually did?"
Read an excerpt from MEET THE NEIGHBORS about convention-challenging ecologist @ejlundyy and wild donkeys:
We were delighted to receive a very collegiate response to our Science paper. Thank you @jodinprice et al., for the opportunity to clarify some points :)
Scroll to the bottom to read the letter and our response in the eLetter section
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Erick Lundgren retweeted
How do large herbivores partition resources at a key Argentinian rewilding site? 🦌🌿Using eDNA, we show that recently reintroduced native species and historically introduced non-natives are likely expanding the range of herbivory dynamics in the system
📜:besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
We are entering the Great Reshuffling, an unprecedented movement of species in response to climate change and our ongoing destruction of habitat. If nativeness isn’t the invisible glue we think, then there may be hope that future ecosystems will be both biodiverse and functional
ALT Climate change projections set us to the Eocene by 2100, when the world looked a hell of a lot different. Reconstructed biomes from Harold et al. 2014
Thanks to all the coauthors!! Wouldn't have happened without you! @Pereyranis @MonsarratS @Eryops_1 @juraj_bergman @RasmusOPedersen @MegaFaunaMe @Jeep4byFour @JCSvenning