Forest Ecologist | Researcher
Loughborough, England
Joined August 2012
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New in Diversity & Distributions (IF 4.2): West African tree communities shaped more by local environment & human activity than dispersal limitation (66 plots; 700+ spp). Drivers differ for edible vs inedible species. DOI: dx.doi.org/10.1111/ddi.70075 #Ecology #WestAfrica
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I am recruiting a graduate student (MS or PhD) for Fall 2025 to join my new Statistical Ecology and Forest Science Lab at North Carolina State University! Please share widely!
Details here: doserlab.com/contact/
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Good Morning 🌅
Please save our forests 🌳, they r important for our survival.
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Wow, awful plagiarism of one of our papers here. I wonder if they stole text from anyone else? Definitely going to be emailing the authors and the editor.
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Discover how human activities impact tree species in West Africa's tropical forests 🌳👥 #Biodiversity #Conservation #TropicalForests How do our actions reshape nature's mosaic? 🤔
qeios.com/read/G6BT6R
Do you know any botanical artists, curators or researchers who would be interested in joining a residency opportunity at RBGE in October 2024? Please pass on to colleagues who may be interested. rbge.org.uk/science-and-cons…
You may be interested in this @qeios Article: "Human and Environmental Factors Shape Tree Species Assemblages in West African Tropical Forests" qeios.com/read/G6BT6R
Why don't you sign up for Qeios? You'll get tons of open peer feedback on your next paper! You can use the preprint option and afterwards publish in your preferred journal. Here is my invitation link: qeios.com/invitation-to-join…
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Global trends and biases in biodiversity conservation research
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Today, we coordinated a field course at Ainsdale with @lborogeog @lborouniversity Master's students. Assisted by a staff member from Natural England and @DrJonMillett, we explored the formation of dune slacks, associated management, and research.
That friend you can always count on, the one who is closer than a brother. Always there to support, listen, and share in both your joys and challenges... Dr Simeon Onoja.
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Calculating functional diversity metrics using neighbor-joining trees nsojournals.onlinelibrary.wi… #dendrograms #functional_diversity #FD @NordicOikos @WileyEcolEvol
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Which tree species to plant, e.g. after large disturbances? They should do well under current climate AND be robust to future climate change. This causes a considerable bottleneck for forest management, we find in a new paper in @NatureEcoEvo. A thread… 🧵nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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Interested in the late-Quaternary #megafauna #extinctions 🦣🐪🐘🦣🐆- check our new review of the patterns, causes, consequences & #Anthropocene implications bit.ly/4aBR9fI 🌿🌐🦘🐎 #pleistocene #mammals #paleoclimate #homosapiens #rewilding #ecosystem #defaunation
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Press release on our study of the changes in Czech flora since 1960:
sci.muni.cz/en/current-news/……Czech version:
muni.cz/pro-media/tiskove-zp…
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Next week is @lborouniarts Sculpture Week! 🧑🎨
There are a range of events taking place throughout the week, including the inauguration of our newest sculpture, Flux, and a Hidden Gems Sculpture Tour.
Find out more ⤵️ lboro.uk/3Wb3rI3
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Abubakar Tahiru from Ghana hugged a total of 1,123 trees in an hour to promote environmental awareness 🌳
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Ecologists: don’t lose touch with the joy of fieldwork nature.com/articles/d41586-0…