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Merry Crowson
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Merry Crowson
@merrycrows
PhD student @IoZScience & @UniofReading. Studying natural capital using big data
London Se unió Aralık 2017
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It's out! Are agricultural sources of N and P more or less important than waste water treatment works in rivers in England?
Spoiler alert - it depends
@STOTEN_journal
It's open access: doi.org/10.1016/j.scit…
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Its out! Our new paper in @RSECJournal on deep learning + satellite #remotesensing, exploring opportunities and.. well, challenges of course
Nathalie Pettorelli@Pettorelli
Deep learning + satellite #remotesensing - a panacea for ecology & #conservation? Our new @RSECJournal paper looks at both opportunities & challenges for #AI to make a difference on how #satellite data can be used to inform env science & management …lpublications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/rs…
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Presenting at Soapbox Science on the Southbank was a great experience! I will be back there this weekend as a volunteer...
Soapbox Science@SoapboxScience
More than 2,700 women & non-binary people in science have stepped onto our soapboxes! In a new report, based on feedback & case studies, we hope to showcase some of the impacts Soapbox Science has had on our speakers & organisers. Read the report here: soapboxscience.org/wp-content/upl…
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@RosaGleave @drbethcole @PaN_BES Congrats!!! I looks really interesting, and important to get out there
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I’m overjoyed to share my first (and favourite) PhD paper on the Blue-crowned Laughingthrush, now available #OpenAccess in @PaN_BES. With <400 left in a tiny part of southeast China, its current threads have been poorly understood. 1/6
Full paper: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pa…
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New paper: 🛰️Satellite data to study land abandonment in Greater Côa Valley, Portugal. Read on to find out what it tells us about passive and active approaches to #rewilding ...
It is open access! sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
@ZSLScience @Pettorelli
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Make sure not to skip the supplementary material! This paper also describes the methodology behind new Canadian PALSAR-2 L-band summer composites (circa 2020). Thanks to our collaborators at the Canadian Forest Service @NRCan for making this possible
open.canada.ca/data/en/datase…
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Excited to announce this publication! Our peatland map for the Canadian boreal forest is now available as open data (zenodo.org/records/106275…). We hope this will facilitate further research in ecology, wildfire management, carbon accounting, and more!
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Want to bring your science to the streets and talk to the public about your research in a fun, informal setting?
Join us at one of our events this year by applying to be a speaker: soapboxscience.org/apply-to-speak…
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I am really excited that the first paper from my PhD is out in @ecologyandsociety1
"Using geotagged crowdsourced data to assess the diverse socio-cultural values of conservation areas: England as a case study"
ecologyandsociety.org/vol28/iss4/art…
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Am looking forward to seeing them when I am back home for Christmas. Photo: Richard Bartz (Wikipedia)
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The Northern Bald Ibises from Baden-Württemberg have arrived in Vejer de la Frontera! My mum was there with the crowds to watch them take their first flight this morning (with their big yellow "carer"🪂) (Photo:Jo Crowson)
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Excited to say that I successfully defended my MSc thesis "The Classification and Characterization of Boreal Peatland Subclasses" today! Looking forward to starting my doctoral work @CarletonDGES
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Did you know that there are sharks in Wales?
SIARC@ProjectSIARC
🎉 We are excited to announce that Project SIARC are through to the finals of The National Lottery Awards! 💙 Please support us by voting for us online lotterygoodcauses.org.uk/awards and by tweeting our unique hashtag #NLASIARC (a retweet of this post will count too!) @LottoGoodCauses
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After the heat of this weekend here in London I am looking forward to gaining a more theoretical understanding of the cooling benefit of trees in cities... from an experiential point of view I am already convinced! It is always good to have data though of course
Forest Research Climate Change@FR_CCRG
Urban tree mapping, wellbeing & climate resilience will be discussed in a new data webinar on 26 Sept. Kieron Doick from @Forest_Research presents findings from 'The canopy cover Webmap of the United Kingdom’s towns and cities’ publication. Register here: bit.ly/3LgYdnQ
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I had a great time presenting my work using geotagged crowdsourced data at #2023BESMacroBrum . So much topic diversity within biodiversity... and lots of disussions on birds as well of course
BES Macroecology@BESMacroecol
#2023BESMacroBrum had wonderful coverage across temporal, spatial and trophic scales (despite some bird predominance!) and we even heard about green finance! Please help us improve by filling out the feedback survey for next year's meeting at Cardiff Uni, Wales!
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