I'm teaching a new UW summer course (hybrid format): Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience to Climate Change malberti6.wixsite.com/nature-solut... Open to non-UW students and professionals. Info session on April 24, 9:00 am PDT — reach out if you'd like to learn more

I'm teaching a new UW summer course (hybrid format): Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience to Climate Change malberti6.wixsite.com/nature-solut... Open to non-UW students and professionals. Info session on April 24, 9:00 am PDT — reach out if you'd like to learn more

The Draft is Ready. Now We Need You. Share your perspective on the state of nature in the U.S.

The draft Nature Record National Assessment is now open for comment!

Take a look and tell us what we got right, what we missed, and what changes you’re seeing where you live.

Your perspective will help shape the final record of nature in the U.S.

naturerecord.substack.com/p/the-draft-...

Happy Birthday!

The effects of urbanization on species interactions - Nature Cities Cities are renowned for catalyzing human interactions, but their effects on urban species are less clear. This Perspective argues for such a focus, and proposes a framework for studying interactions b...

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Legacy effects of religion, politics and war on urban evolutionary biology - Nature Cities Cities affect biological evolution, but traditionally researchers focus on the biophysical influence of urban environments. Instead, this Review explores how the social processes of religion, politics...

I am thrilled that this manuscript is now out in the world! If you saw my talk at #Evol2025 you may remember me discussing how religion, politics & war shape urban evolution & now you can read all about it here: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

I'm teaching a new UW summer course (hybrid format):
Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience to Climate Change
Open to students and professionals, including non-UW participants.
Info session this Wednesday, May 7 — reach out if you'd like to learn more malberti6.wixsite.com/nature-solut...

I’m teaching a new summer course at UW (Hybrid):
Nature-Based Solutions for Urban Resilience to Climate Change
Open to students & professionals — including non-UW participants.
Info session this Wednesday May 7 — reach out if you'd like to learn more. malberti6.wixsite.com/nature-solut...

We may have been released from our roles, but not from our responsibility. Our commitment to advancing climate knowledge continues.

We may have been released from our roles, but not from our responsibility. Our commitment to advancing climate knowledge continues.

NCA6 Update April 28, 2025 Dear NCA6 Participants, Thank you for your participation in the 6th National Climate Assessment. At this time, the scope of the NCA6 is currently being reevaluated in accordance with the Global Change Research Act of 1990. We are now releasing all current assessment participants from their roles. As plans develop for the assessment, there may be future opportunities to contribute or engage. Thank you for your service.

Well, it's official. We just received notice that all authors on the Sixth National Climate Assessment have just been released from their roles.

The NCA is a vital, Congressionally mandated resource for our nation as we prepare for the impacts of climate change. This is a huge loss.

I’d love to be added.

Done!

Welcome! Done.

Hi Florence. Great to see this. I work on urban nature and would love to be added.

Great to see this. I’d love to be added.

Thanks for doing this. I'd love to be added.

Great to see this! NCA6 Urban and Suburban Communities. I'd love to be added.

happy to be added.

Done!

Done!

You are in!

Here’s the start of an Urban Eco-Evo starter pack! Let me know if you’re interested in joining. #urban #cities #ecology #biodiversity #ecoevo

done!

This is just a start! Share it widely and let me know if you'd like to be added: go.bsky.app/4KjJaoM

Please include me. Thanks.

Happy to be included.

Diverse and specialized metabolic capabilities of microbes in oligotrophic built environments - Microbiome Background Built environments (BEs) are typically considered to be oligotrophic and harsh environments for microbial communities under normal, non-damp conditions. However, the metabolic functions of ...

microbiomejournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

Coyote makes home in my backyard. #urban-evolution

I’m excited to share Jen Wisecaver’s link to the LIFE synthesis report that she and colleagues developed after 2 NSF national scoping sessions.

Check it out. Lots of interest in this theme. Stay tuned for more.

LIFE: Leveraging Innovations From Evolution ag.purdue.edu/department/b...