Cristina Lima

@cristinaglima.bsky.social

PhD Student Biological Invasions | Fire Ecology | Modelling https://linktr.ee/CristinaGLima

Very excited to have this article out! 🌳🔥 This mechanistic model integrates four interconnected submodels to explore how fire and site susceptibility interact to shape the dynamics Acacia dealbata in northern Portugal. A big thank you to everyone involved! 👏

InvasionS@invasionscience.bsky.social · 9mo ago

🔥 New paper out! Led by @cristinaglima.bsky.social and published in @biolinvasions.bsky.social 🌿 We explored how fire & landscape susceptibility shape Acacia dealbata invasion in Portugal using a STELLA dynamic model. 🔗 doi.org/10.1007/s105... #InvasionScience #FireEcology #AcaciaDealbata

🐦 🧪Want to help migratory birds thrive in your neighborhood? Here’s how you can create #SharedSpaces: 🌼 Plant native gardens 💡 Turn off the lights at night 🏡 Make windows bird-safe 🐱 Keep cats indoors 🌍 Support sustainable urban planning

An educational infographic on a dark blue background featuring three sections about bird-friendly practices. The illustration includes:

Top section: "Why Turn Off the Lights at Night?" 

Middle section: "Why Make Your Windows Visible to Birds?" 

Bottom section: "Why Plant Native Plants?"

🪸 On this #WorldOceanDay, let’s remember that coral reefs host incredible biodiversity, supply our food, and support our health and livelihoods, incl. through tourism, and are vulnerable to climate change, overfishing and pollution. 🧪🌏

Today is #WomenInScienceDay! 🌍🔬👩‍🔬 Science thrives on diversity, and today we celebrate the incredible women in our team who are advancing research in Invasion Science. Let’s continue to break barriers, challenge biases, and inspire the next generation of scientists! 💪🔍

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