Danielle Verdon-Kidd

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Excited that our new paper with @abelikesdirt on the influence of vegetation characteristics on burn severity and recovery rates for the Black Summer bushfires has been published in @SpringerNature. Check it out here 👉 link.springer.com/article/10.100…

@ProloyDeb @abelikesdirt @SpringerNature That’s so strange! Here we go: link.springer.com/article/10.100…

@KiddVerdon @abelikesdirt @SpringerNature Hi Danielle and Abe, congratulations on publishing the interesting paper. Unfortunately the link is taking me to readcube and not the paper. Can you please share the paper? Thanks

What an awesome week attending the Australia and New Zealand Tree Ring conference in Aukland, catching up with amazing colleagues followed by a short field trip to collect some new samples #dendro #tree-rings

Are we adequately promoting climate change and heatwave adaption for the elderly? Disaster and Volatile Events (DAVES) @UON_research link.springer.com/10.1007/s13753… @Beehelzebub @KiddVerdon @kjmaund13

Our new paper on using seasonal palaeo-flow reconstructions and artificial neural networks for water balance modelling has just been published! Interested in how the past can inform hydroclimate risk? Read more 👇 sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

@PaulineGrierso1 Haha indeed Pauline! Sticky was the term we kept using for the coolabah 😊

Fantastic week sampling River red gums and Coolabah trees in the Gwydir for a dendrochronology project looking at large tree viability and recruitment. I also learnt quite a few new tricks for extracting stuck cores from the amazing Dr Jonathan Palmer 😀

@JoeBuckInNature Mine just arrived to 🇦🇺! Thank you!

These Turpentine trees was felled in the 1880s to build a jetty at Catherine Hill Bay. Extracting some discs today and it’s amazing how well the wood has been preserved. Now to find out how old they were when felled. Stay tuned….@UON_research

@hydrogeoscience Awesome work @hydrogeoscience ! Such important findings.

An explainer for our research: theconversation.com/groundwater-is…

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Silvia has been and continues to be such an inspiration to me 🙌 #womeninSTEM

@KathyMee10 @austgeog @GeogSocNSW Indeed I do @KathyMee10 !

Our Australian Geographer Physical Geography Editor in the field. @austgeog @GeogSocNSW. When she isn't in the field, Danielle loves receiving new physical geography submissions for Australian Geographer.

What a great two days with our GEOS2050 students (catchments and climate) studying water management in the Hunter on day 1 and stream gauging along the Karuah River on day 2 with @hydrogeoscience @Uni_Newcastle

A great team to work with! lead by Dr Kathryn Allen and including @PhilippaHiggin5 , @CarlyTozer , @ClimateFreund And here’s the graphical abstract:

We also show that SAM and the Subtropical Ridge influence western Tasmanian streamflow. Also, while the reconstructions may help inform past variability for other mainland Australian regions care needs to be taken as the seasonal teleconnections differ.

Excited to share our new paper on two multi century seasonal streamflow reconstructions for western Tasmania! We show streamflow has been declining in the last 100 years but the 15th century was much drier. Awesome team of co-authors👇sciencedirect.com/science/articl…