Emily Nicholson e.nicholson@deakin.edu.au New paper: Nicholson, E., Watermeyer, K.E., Rowland, J.A., Sato, C.F., Stevenson, S.L., Andrade, A., Brooks, T.M., Burgess, N.D., Cheng, S.-T., Grantham, H.S., Hill, S.L.,…… Read more “Ecosystems are key to success of the post-2020 global biodiversity framework.”
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New paper: a guide to representing variability and uncertainty in biodiversity indicators
Originally posted on Jessica Rowland:
Biodiversity indicators?are metrics that show how a specific part of biodiversity is changing. Common examples include the Red List Index showing average…
New paper: Using decision science to evaluate global biodiversity indicators
In our new paper, we tested the reliability of three indices of ecosystem health that we recently developed
x2 Honours projects available – Assessing risk to alpine ecosystems under a changing climate
We are seeking x2 honours students to work on risk assessment of alpine ecosystems – please contact us ASAP if you are interested.
New paper: Testing the performance of ecosystem indices for biodiversity monitoring
In our new paper, we tested the reliability of three indices of ecosystem health that we recently developed
New paper: Estimating changes and trends in ecosystem extent with dense time‐series satellite remote sensing
Originally posted on Calvin Lee:
One of the main ways we can do to track ecosystem status is by looking at its extent change over time, as…
Masters paper on bumblebee vulnerability to climate change
Originally posted on Calvin Lee:
The work I did during my Masters at University College London was recently published and this is a brief summary of the…
Hui Xiao joins the Conservation Science Lab
I have just joined the Conservation Science group at the Centre for Integrative Ecology, Deakin University in Melbourne as Postdoctoral Research Fellow . I obtained my PhD in ecological…… Read more “Hui Xiao joins the Conservation Science Lab”
x3 PhD Projects available
Applications for these projects have now closed. These projects are largely desk-based (ideal at the moment), but will have strong international and national collaboration networks. Start dates…… Read more “x3 PhD Projects available”
Protecting Tiwi mammals
While the Tiwi Islands are one of the few remaining areas in Australia to have retained their complete mammal assemblage, recent research suggests that Tiwi mammal populations may be exhibiting the initial signs of decline.
