ComadreDB

Are you still following us? Well stop!! Go and follow @compadreDB instead!

TaDa!!! My group has a new website. Check out the research of the Marine Conservation Ecology & Mgmt Group #MCEM @OxZooDept @BalliolOxford here: mcem.web.ox.ac.uk

In which we coin the phrase "demographic competence" to mean the capacity of wildlife populations to sustain high prevalence of endemic disease at high abundance... rdcu.be/b994f @mattjsilk @UniExeCEC

COVID-19 burden in SSA: Click the 'Burden mapped' tab at the top of #section-demography" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">labmetcalf.shinyapps.io/covid19-burden… to see subnational expectations mapped by combining age profiles with an (adjustable) cumulative proportion infected, and (adjustable) infection fatality ratio across age.

Why are some species more likely to be found as roadkill than others? Our recent study finds that charactersitics like body mass, population density and diet can be used to predict mortality from collision with vehicles on European roads doi.org/10.1002/fee.22…

Some slides I put together to help me think about this: cjelandm.github.io/Metcalf-Childr… inspired by James...

Most field experiments manipulate climate extremes rather than projected climate scenarios for their region. We recommend both. Please check out my paper with @KorellLotte @Jon_Chase88 Harald Auge, Stan Harpole in @GlobalChangeBio pressemitteilungen.pr.uni-halle.de/index.php?modu… doi: 10.1111/gcb.14797

We examine the value of information in 4 #SES to improve env mgmt outcomes–we find that information closest to the mgmt action is most important: new #openaccess @JAppliedEcology paper tinyurl.com/y4j4dux3 @iadinec @j_r_rhodes @bode_e @ARC_CEED @Leep_Institute @UniofExeterNews

Just out: 35-60% of animal matrix population models have construction errors causing mismatch with target life history authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S03…

@MattHHolden @compadre @Comadre Indeed we are! But still a very important message to spread to the demographic community and thus keen on publishing in the field

Yikes. I have a feeling that the folks at @comadreDB will be (or already are) working hard to fix this. @compadre & @comadre are such useful databases for comparative studies!

@simonkapitza @PolCapdevila90 @AldoCompagnoni

Reminder: We are streamlining our Twitter presence into a single account for both animal and plant matrix model databases. Please follow @compadreDB!

Hi everyone! We are streamlining our Twitter presence by merging this account with @comadredb. Keep on following us, but expect tweets about both the animal and plant databases from now on!

Hi folks! We will soon streamline our Twitter presence into a single account for both animal and plant matrix model databases. Please follow @compadreDB!

@r_tingley @Monash_Science @MonashBiol Well done and extremely well deserved

I'm excited to announce that today I will be starting a new position as Lecturer & Head of the #Macroecology Research Group at @Monash_Science! Looking forward to working with existing colleagues @MonashBiol and establishing new collaborations.

For those that couldn't make it to our workshop at the @BritishEcolSoc meeting, fear not! We have put together most of the materials at our R package website here: jonesor.github.io/Rcompadre/ #BES2018

Wish we were there!

Come and have a chat if you want to know how we can use @comadreDB's demographic models coupled with management simulations to develop better management strategies, Poster 114 #ESAus18 @MattHHolden @Rob_SalGo @TSR_Hub @McMadLab @KARK_Group

Salguero-Gomez: Demography has been a missing piece of the landscape of big biodiversity data & helps inform conservation & invasion biology. @DRobcito #ESA2018

5th annual @compadreDB & @comadreDB meeting - big changes coming up under @NSF support @MPIDRnews @jonesor @tomezard @HalCaswell @Haydeshka @SamLevin5 #JudyCeCastaldo @tif_knight @DaveHodgson00 @iainmstott