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What is the beautiful pink / purple colour coming out of this sea sponge?

Looking forward to getting started on this project

Hawkesbury Institute for the Environment@westsyduhie.bsky.social · last yr.

@westernsydneyu.bsky.social has been awarded $5.9 million to lead a transformative project restoring native ground cover and building drought resilience across NSW. Find out more: shorturl.at/I8g0T @dnaprymer.bsky.social #FutureDroughtFund #SustainableFarming @australiangov.bsky.social

Laura Williams #ESAus2024 @bmedlyn.bsky.social building process based models #DAVE for Australian functional types… call out for data to fill key gaps

@john-m-dwyer.bsky.social #ESAus2024 providing insights into the effects of selective logging on growth survival and recruitment in rainforest from 1960-2010

Best talk of #ESAus2024 @jradford-smith.bsky.social eco-physiology of Australian rainforest trees

Travis Britton @coeplantsuccess.bsky.social presenting trait-climate relationships from common garden and field experiments #ESAus2024

@shubhamschhajed.bsky.social #ESAus2024 first principles of plant traits with environment

Large scale provenance trials for mine restoration showing local may not be best but climate adjusted material does not give an advantage Siegy Krauss WA DBCA #ESAus2024

Rebecca Jordan @csiro.bsky.social #ESAus2024 testing local and climate adjusted seed for restoration

@drphilmccormack.bsky.social #ESAus2024 Environmental law on climate change and fire

Amazing work by @jackbilby.bsky.social investigating heatwave exposure and behavioural response in threatened and pest animals in arid Australia #ESAus2024

Ecological thinning as a tool to reduce the impact of future droughts #ESAus2024 Katinka Ruthrof

Maternal effects in alpine plants to drought may enhance adaptive response to climate change #ESAus2024 presented by Jeronimo Vazquez-Ramirez deakin extreme plant ecology lab @susannavenn.bsky.social

mind blowing talk from Phil Zylstra #esaus2024. Time to stop and think deeply about fire and climate

Wonderful insights from Rachael Nolan #esaus2024 on eucalypts fire response under climate change

Wow is it day 3 #esaus2024 already. Looking forward to seeing the great line up of talks in our symposium “Getting it right in a changing climate: adaptive management for conservation and restoration under climate change” kaigi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWe...

Great talk by Josh Lee from Western Sydney University #esaus2024 highlighting the importance of functional diversity for conservation management

Ready for day 2 #esaus2024

Caitlin Dagg is using LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) data to determine habitat structure as a proxy for biodiversity levels across heavily fragmented landscapes w/ many (often small) remnant patches in b/w to overcome the difficulty of scale to prioritise management & protection. #ESAus2024

emily nicholson key note #esaus2024 highlights the value of Australian ecological science for #GBF

Welcome to Country #ESAus2024

Value a PhD for the broader society impacts #ESS2024 postgrad day learnings

Heading to #ESA2024 in Melbourne

New lab paper “Genomic determinants, architecture, and constraints in drought-related traits” link.springer.com/article/10.1...