So proud of my lab's first paper with the first author a @BaldwinWallace undergraduate. Another fruitful collaboration with @clevemetroparks informing forest conservation in northeast Ohio. Congrats Skyanne! https://t.co/8ixNvFG50d

"... I ended up being reluctant to work with undergraduate researchers at all—until a new student helped me realize what is required to mentor undergraduates, and the rewards it can bring." #NationalMentoringMonth https://t.co/8cBpQ1YK1D

Ecologists seek to understand how species distributions relate to environmental factors, but often these relationships are radically human-altered. @Flinnlab et al use historical data & SDMs to understand the presettlement distributions of forest trees.

Ecologists seek to understand how spp distributions relate to environmental factors, but often relationships are radically human-altered. Our new @JVegSci paper uses historical data in niche models to understand presettlement distributions of forest trees.

The remarkable story of the dawn redwood – how a living fossil long thought extinct brought humanity together in the middle of a World War

Biodiversity loss is not only about extinctions It is also the degradation of ecosystems - supporting a few generalist species, with reduced food webs, & looking the same wherever you go As seen over much of the UK

My first ever opinion piece for the @guardian! In it, I delve into the Wood Wide Web, the rise of scientific myths (including the Great Wood of Caledon), and why we should not fear difficult ideas. https://t.co/KsuSKwChjr

Spread the word... All 1938 aerial photos of Cuyahoga County, Ohio are now freely available to everyone in this digital archive: https://t.co/ptRmv3EOrc

Is there a #woodwideweb? For @Nature_news I look at the science behind this idea – and how scientists working in #forestecogy, #soils and #fungi feel about popular claims that trees care for each other via a fungal network in the soil

Here's your friendly reminder that the best time to prune a Bradford Pear is any time your saw is sharp, and the ideal cut is horizontal and 4 inches from the ground. This is mostly for you @drdavecoyle.

BW faculty and student researching together ~ Cuyahoga County is losing its tree cover. A new study tracks the change

Listen for the story about our research today during Morning Edition and All Things Considered on our local NPR station, WKSU 89.7 @Ideastream. Thanks to Ida Lieszkovszky for her thorough reporting! @BaldwinWallace https://t.co/tRwhe7KyBX

Cuyahoga County is losing its tree cover. A new study from @BaldwinWallace @FlinnLab tracks the change. Terrific coverage by @Ideastream News 🌳 https://t.co/bb7R6Pp9Oa

“We soon learned that far greater threat to the land lay in road-building than in logging the timber.” For the latest @SmithsonianMag, I wrote about the history of public lands road construction and the movement to unmake our infrastructure. #roadecology https://t.co/wMSYRRd67s

Great 5-minute video interview of me explaining our latest work on land use change and forest history in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Thanks Liv Ream and @CoolCleveland! https://t.co/Zo0KNaYFdZ

My first research experience was in a herbarium @williamandmary. In fact, I got to visit and exchange specimens with many herbaria for that project. I got drawn in to the potential to study ecological history via collections and never looked back.

Great new resource for helping you select what species of trees to plant in your yard! Based on height, growth rate, sun/shade tolerance, lifespan, soil type, soil moisture, climate tolerance, stress tolerance. https://t.co/ikClcCJ31D Thanks @clevemetroparks!

Yay for transforming golf courses into wild habitat, like @CVNPNPS and @clevemetroparks is doing! https://t.co/oMubpgbvTC

Do you know any students or recent graduates interested in exploring park careers? We post paid and unpaid internships at https://t.co/27pUc2hVaf. We currently have two openings in community engagement and one in our archives. Details are in the link. Photo: NPS/Penny Uhlenbrock.