Twitter has been an incredible platform for my career and scientific relationships, and I’ve made so many meaningful connections here. But it’s simply not what it used to be. I think it’s time to give Bluesky another try. See you over there?

📢🎉 Call for Symposium and Workshop Proposals for #CSEE2025!  Submission forms open on November 15, 2024. Highlight inclusion, originality, and amplify diverse voices to enrich our field. Let your ideas shine and make this an unforgettable meeting!  Deadline: February 1, 2025.

Pretty amazing place to work 😍

Great day! You all know I love trees, but nothing like some tallgrass prairies to feed the Wisconsin piece of my soul 😉

Interested in presenting a QCBS R Workshop? 💻😀 Good news! We are offering Learning and Development (LeaDA) awards to QCBS members to present the first R workshops 😎 Sign up to present one or more workshops here: https://t.co/fwLEiBMT8T📝. See below for more information 👇🧵

cc @sarahdorner if you have ideas to spread the word in Outremont, would love to hear them!

My amazing student is looking for participants in #Outremont for a “create your own park” project. Please spread the word, fellow Montrealers!

Ma formidable étudiante recherche des participants à #Outremont pour un projet de « créez votre propre parc ». Passez le mot, amis montréalais !

New Paper Alert! Interested in measuring distributional equality of urban trees, parks or greenspace? We reviewed the use of the Gini Index to measure and compare equality and recommend reporting standards when using this index:

Bird and tree diversity are associated with good #mentalhealth in urban Canadians! Promoting healthy ecosystems is key to promoting healthy urban living. @emmajhudgins @SPrinceWare @ottawacity @PHAC_GC #biodiversityconservation

If you’re writing about Toronto experiencing 26-degree weather in October as a super fun thing, and not mentioning the words “climate change,” you are not reporting the situation accurately and you are doing readers a disservice. This isn’t normal and we can’t pretend it is!

Wonderful week at the #CUFC2024 conference. Highlights were seeing Kayleigh thrive in her new @TreeCanada role, interacting with amazing @NSERC_CRSNG UFOR students and colleagues, and spending some time in tallgrass prairies that I miss so much from Wisconsin!

Science is built on trust. What happens when someone destroys it? My first feature for @_TheTransmitter investigates the emotional and existential fallout for one lab in the aftermath of a misconduct case. https://t.co/xawx3J7mCC

What a fabulous city for an upcoming meeting 😉. Warm welcome from a great group of ecologists!

This week, the 2025 @CSEE_SCEE LOC had the pleasure to welcome @USherbrooke @biologieUdeS expert urban ecologist @carlyziter from @Concordia 🚴‍♀️🔥🥳 We discussed how urban ecology is and will play a crucial role in the future of Canada’s urban ecosystems. #UrbanEcology #330300

Calling all urban ecologists working in the tropics! Please consider submitting to @Biotropica and @theATBC's 2026 Special Issue on Urban Ecosystems.

@EnvEvidence Big thanks to co-lead @barbalink @environmentca and a team of dedicated ECRs (including @coreygbassett @RiikkaPK)!

Glad to have this out in @EnvEvidence after a great review process (also: wow did I learn how much work a good systematic review/map is!). Excited to continue working with this amazing database of urban forestry papers to support evidence-based urban nature-based solutions

Urban forest management has potential to address both climate change mitigation and biodiversity loss, but bodies of evidence for these outcomes are often siloed. We systematically sifted through > 13,000 papers to bring you the state of the science! https://t.co/XsjoxPwtlM

SORTEE is seeking volunteers, old and new, to help promote open science next year. No experience necessary; there are many types of roles available across 10 different committees. Get your nominations in by 30 October, and please share widely! https://t.co/CVSAC5BFWa