Paper authors: Kate Watermeyer, Astrid Jarre, Lynne J Shannon, Patrick Mulumba, Jakobus Botha. Journal: Ecological Modelling Blog author: Kate Watermeyer Citation: Watermeyer, K. E., Jarre, A., Shannon, L.…… Read more “New paper: A frame-based modelling approach to understanding changes in the distribution and abundance of sardine and anchovy in the southern Benguela”
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New paper: Selecting and applying indicators of ecosystem collapse for risk assessments
Paper authors: Jessica Rowland, Emily Nicholson, Nicholas Murray, Rebecca Lester and Lucie Bland. Journal: Conservation Biology Blog author: Jessica Rowland Citation: Rowland, J.A., Nicholson, E., Murray, N.J., Keith, D.A.,…… Read more “New paper: Selecting and applying indicators of ecosystem collapse for risk assessments”
New Paper: Defining ecosystem collapse for risk assessment
Paper authors: Lucie M. Bland, Jessica Rowland, Tracey J. Regan, David A. Keith, Nicholas J. Murray, Rebecca E. Lester, Matt Linn, Jon Paul Rodríguez, Emily Nicholson [Link] Journal:…… Read more “New Paper: Defining ecosystem collapse for risk assessment”
Lab Member Spotlight: Jess Rowland
This month at the Conservation Science Lab we’ve started a new initiative! We are doing a ‘member spotlight’, and in this post we’ll be highlighting the achievements of…… Read more “Lab Member Spotlight: Jess Rowland”
New paper: Using multiple lines of evidence to assess the risk of ecosystem collapse.
By: Bland, L.M., Regan, T.J., Dinh, M.N., Ferrari, R., Keith, D.A., Lester, R., Mouillot, D., Murray, N.J., Nguyen, H.A. & Nicholson, E. In: Proceedings of the Royal…… Read more “New paper: Using multiple lines of evidence to assess the risk of ecosystem collapse.”
ICCB 2017 Symposium: New Tools for Ecosystem Monitoring and Assessment.
We recently attended the 2017 International Congress for Conservation Biology in Cartagena, Colombia. While there, we participated in a symposium titled “New tools for ecosystem monitoring and…… Read more “ICCB 2017 Symposium: New Tools for Ecosystem Monitoring and Assessment.”
