Carling Bieg

@carlingbieg.bsky.social

Theoretical ecologist interested in population & food web dynamics, global change, and ecosystem resilience. Assistant Professor at U of Guelph/ @centreecomgmt.bsky.social. She/her

The Bernhardt Lab is heading to #CSEE2026 and we are excited to share our science! From Ontario to Nunavut and theoretical ecology, data synthesis and experiments, to community-based research - we study how biodiversity is changing and what that means for human well-being. Check out our talks! 🌡️🐟🦎🌎

Poster listing Bernhardt lab talks at CSEE 2026

Got lunch plans? Now you do 🍽️ Join us for SWEEET Seats: Speed Networking Lunch during #CSEE2026! Bring your lunch and meet some rad folks in our community while chatting about the themes from the SWEEET symposium. 🗓️ May 14 | 12:00–1:30 pm 📍 During CSEE (May 11–14)

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Join us at the #SWEEET Symposium on May 14 (1:30-5pm) at #CSEE2026! We're tackling three barriers facing equity-deserving researchers: parenthood, fieldwork access & socioeconomic challenges. Featuring talks by Drs. Courtney Robichaud, Rachel Giles & Diane Srivastava. We hope to see you there!

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Remember to come to SWEEET tomorrow at 1pm! Please join us to learn about these valuable topics that are relevant to everyone at #CSEE2025! Everyone is welcome! Feel free to join at any point in our symposium

SWEEET@sweeet-ecoevo.bsky.social · last yr.

📢 Don’t miss the SWEEET Symposium at #CSEE2025 on July 9 in Sherbrooke! This year’s theme: Breaking Barriers in Science Communication — advancing equity, accessibility & inclusion through language and visualization. #SWEEET #EquityInScience #SciComm

SWEEET Symposium poster for July 9, 2025 in Sherbrooke, QC at CSEE/SCEE 2025. Title: “Breaking Barriers in Science Communication: Advancing Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion Through Language and Visualization.” Headshots and names of speakers Dr. Shelby Bohn, Dr. Rassim Khelifa, and Dr. Aerin Jacob. Logos of CSEE, SWEEET, 14 university sponsors, and a QR code to the SWEEET website.

I’m also thrilled to announce that I will be starting a faculty position with @centreecomgmt.bsky.social @ U of Guelph this fall! I will be recruiting students & postdocs for 2026 - please reach out or come find me at #CSEE2025 if you’re interested in theory, global change & fisheries ecology 🐟

Carling Bieg@carlingbieg.bsky.social · last yr.

Getting excited for #CSEE2025! On Wed morning I’m organizing (& talking in) a symposium - along with Zach Miller and Maxime Clenet - that will bridge theoretical and empirical approaches to understanding spatial and temporal dynamics. Then @sweeet-ecoevo.bsky.social symposium in the afternoon! 🙌

We can’t wait to dig in to this topic with some amazing speakers! We will explore barriers to effective and inclusive communication in different settings, and identify ways to address them. Stay tuned for more details!

CSEE SCEE Meetings@csee-sceemtgs.bsky.social · last yr.

🌿 #CSEE2025 Symposium Highlight 🌿 "SWEEET - Breaking Barriers in Science Communication" 🌍✨ This year’s @sweeet-ecoevo.bsky.social tackles language and cultural barriers in ecology communication, highlighting inequities. Participants will gain tools to improve accessibility and inclusion.

Warming can affect many physiological processes. But any attempt to scale up individual-level processes to population-level consequences must assume a relationship between temperature & the strength of density dependence. But what does it look like? In our new paper, we tried to find out.

Strengthening of negative density dependence mediates population decline at high temperatures

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