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Like to hear some cool stories about how #nature responded to #COVID19 lockdown? This Friday Nov 12, 9EST @cbcdocs
Canadian doc ‘Nature’s Big Year’ shows how wildlife has adapted during the pandemic thestar.com/entertainment/te… via @torontostar
Folks, I can no longer support the crazy dingdong running this show. I have to say "so long' to my 1000s of followers and followees, and start all over at bluesky. Find me @random-blackbear.bsky.social.
Keeping this accountso noone starts posting in my name. It has happened.
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If you’re interested in the latest update of #wolverines in #Alberta, go check out @JasonTFisherLab ‘s update on wolverine population data and @kentomologie ‘s thread 🌲
@ABForestryParks Minister stated that lifting trapping limits on species like #wolverines was necessary to update population data. However, recently published research provides estimates w/o trapping, & was notably "supported by the Government of Alberta" onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
So apply a different normalization to the deer data: different model outcome. (If all normalizations are equal this wouldn't have happened!)
Again, this is a common outcome in stats models, nothing to be surprised by.
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doi.org/10.1016/j.asoc.2019.…
