Yes, they have water sometimes. Yes, they are valuable for ecosystems and people. Why are they? Where are they? Stay tuned, all will be revealed!
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Temporary Rivers and Streams meeting, UK, streamed online via Teams
Registered!! 🥳
Now I just have to convert it to Aussie time and hope I can attend at least some of it 🤞😆
Check this out @ADRN_rivers @AusFreshwater @rmazor @tdatry @sdlanghans @KlementTockner @DvonSchiller @VicencAcuna and the rest of the #IRES gang
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12 days left to make a submission ✍️✍️
The strategic plan is succinct and clearly-written
The online submission process is well-structured and works a treat
#LakeEyreBasin
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paraphrase from the Discussion: In studies of groundwater recharge, assumption of homogeneous subsurface conditions can produce results that don't accurately represent real streams. This limits the effectiveness of decision-support tools used by land/catchment managers.
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Australian Dry Rivers Network retweeted
Well this paper took us a LOT of work, but here it is. 22 years of aerial kangaroo surveys across WA.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
Australian Dry Rivers Network retweeted
And *two days left* to apply for our technical Earth Observation/Data/Spatial Scientist roles at #DigitalEarthAU - closes at midnight tomorrow! (Thurs 6 October 2022)
Following on from the "Team leader" positions last week, we now also have a bunch of technical Earth Observation/Data/Spatial Scientist roles at #DigitalEarthAU!
Come join us to do awesome science with an incredible archive of satellite imagery! #EOjobs
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for those who can't attend the ftf, there will be a YouTube recording here
youtube.com/channel/UCHZPISr…
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and the author is here --> @inverted_soil
All members of the public are invited to register to attend eventbrite.com.au/e/challeng… this special @uwaresearch lecture delivered by @SAgE_UWA Ad/Prof & @CSIRO soil biogeochemist Dr Mark Farrell (@inverted_soil) at UWA's Bayliss Lecture Theatre on Tuesday, 27 September 🌱🎟️
Australian Dry Rivers Network retweeted
If you know of students or Indigenous scientists who are thinking of attending this year’s conference of the Australian Freshwater Sciences Society #AFSS , please encourage them to apply for a travel grant ✈️
This year’s conference is at the beautiful Batemans Bay NSW
#AFSS2022 – at Brisbane, Queensland
*AFSS Awards - Make sure you make your nominations for the Hilary Jolly Medal and the Early Career Excellence Award.
*Indigenous and Student Travel Grants - Apply for a grant to use towards attending #AFSS2022 auswatersoc.org/awards-progr…
#AFSS2022
Thrilled to be on a new ARC linkage grant. Congrats to Dr Duncan Keenan-Jones who has worked very hard to get this project up. Title is 'Diving into the Desert. Indigenous and Future Floodplain Management'.
#mithaka #culturalheritage #climatechange #queensland #sustainability
Australian Dry Rivers Network retweeted
📣PhD Opportunities + Scholarships 📣 3 great opportunities available with themes such as #citizenscience, mitigating #thermalpollution and #FirstNations water rights in #Australian inland waterways. @CharlesSturtUni @Gulbali_Inst research.csu.edu.au/study-wi…
Biota from rivers which are sometimes/often dry - diverse, abundant, we should get to know them better!
#habitat #nonperennial #rivers
Our paper in Biological Reviews has just been published!! 🥳🍾
@tdatry, @sdlanghans, #IRES, @ADRN_rivers
“The terrestrial and semi-aquatic invertebrates of intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams”
It is open access! Check it out here:
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
#nonperennial rivers aren't just non-working versions of "normal" rivers, they have their own suite of characteristics. Catchment and land management needs to start from good information!
4/10 Such a method was implemented in #NonPerennial rivers with the same criteria. On-site outcomes in different #Streamflow types revealed that ephemeral streams & intermittent rivers depend differently on hydrology, climate & geography/orography than #Perennials.
Australian Dry Rivers Network retweeted
Freshwater Ecologists: do you have a paper that you want to get more attention? @PSUecosystems Limnology undergrads will make podcasts using *short* (<20 min) interviews with paper authors. I will tweet the podcasts and paper url. Sign up here: forms.gle/v51NQhMkzqG7EYPP6. Plz RT!
Australian Dry Rivers Network retweeted
This morning I'm digging through the history of river research in Australia. Check out this beautiful piece I found from 1980, on calculating river volume using simple tracers. Clear and concise. Apparently it's never been cited. @ADRN_rivers
publish.csiro.au/sr/pdf/SR98…
field observations --> analytical theory --> tested with experiment
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another great ADRN online meetup yesterday. There's such potential for interesting #interdisciplinary #research in the #nonperennial #rivers of Australia.
Do you work in a sometimes-dry river? What does your field area look like? Post and share!
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spiders and the non-perennial streams of the Swiss Alps
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