Jeff (Brown) A. G. Clark

Excited to see this work led by @jeffrey_haight out today - doi.org/10.3389/fcosc.…

Ambitious and highly novel PhD defended by @rene_delight, aka the new Dr. Clark! With 4 papers published, 1 accepted, and 2 on the way, she’s a population genomics researcher and conservation biologist to watch! Including: royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/full/10.10… doi.org/10.1111/1755-0…

On climate change, we often assume people are either believers or deniers. I don't like either label, because climate change is not a religion. Instead, I prefer the 6 categories identified by @YaleClimateComm for the US. climatecommunication.yale.edu/about/projects…

Grateful to see our work highlighted as this month's Editor's Choice!

A fun project that started as a conversation with @MaxRPiana during class in graduate school and ended up with me dragging 3000+ feet of extension cords and lights through a forest...and 2+ years of sorting samples. Happy it's finally out sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@masonfidino Test, testtest, test_v2

You are trying some code out in #rstats and need to give the object you are creating a name. In your infinite wisdom you assign it as...

CAP LTER is excited to announce that we are hiring a Postdoctoral Research Scholar in Urban Spatial Ecology. The initial application deadline is January 30, 2023. #urbanecology apply.interfolio.com/119382

🚨 ONLINE NOW 🚨 What are the ecological consequences of animals being active at novel times of day? In our new @Trends_Ecol_Evo piece, we present hypotheses regarding daily activity timing in the Anthropocene & outline research priorities. authors.elsevier.com/a/1g5aJcZ3WuSy…

ICYMI: Six more years of CAP LTER!

Tried to create a relaxing atmosphere in my statistics practical today by putting on a YouTube fireplace video but there are about 8 large screens on the walls in the room so instead it looked like we were all in hell

@caplter correction- you will *also* find pigeons

A fun project highlighting the role restaurants may have in homogenizing urban bird communities. TL;DR in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area, if there are restaurants nearby, you will almost find pigeons, regardless of other elements of urbanization journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… @caplter

@eco_andrew Thanks @eco_andrew , I may or may not have lead a lab meeting just to think of possible puns to use for this paper

Thanks to all my fantastic collaborators @susannah_lerman @paigeurbaneco @anthonybasile88 @BatemanHL Pierre Deviche & Karen Sweazea

UMN EEB @umncbs is hiring at the Assistant Professor level in any area of ecology, evolution or behavior. Join us! @CedarCreekESR @MSP_LTER @UMNIonE @BellMuseum @ItascaBio hr.myu.umn.edu/jobs/ext/352255

Postdoc job outreach: I am looking for a highly motivated Post-doctoral Researcher to join our Urban Forest Ecosystems Lab at Tennessee State University. This is a 12-month, full-time position (salary: $60,000 plus university benefits). Please help us spread the word, thanks.

@vikasnavaratna Twenty Five Reasons the Algorithm is Doing Great. A 🧵 ⬇️

"Hey! Here's some random shit that you're not interested in from the accounts that you don't follow. Someone you follow, but've never interacted with, follows the account that posted it. No, they haven't interacted with the tweet themselves, but it is essential you do." - Twitter

@DustinGrowick It's gif is pronounced with a soft g. When it was first announced, the slogan "choosey developers choose gif" was used as a play on the jif peanut butter slogan.

I suppose it is official now

In recent years, ecologists have come to appreciate how much animals, even apex predators, fear humans, with myriad effects on animal behaviors and, in turn, ecosystems. Read "A Landscape of Fear of Humans" americanscientist.org/article/a-land… by @am_anatiala