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Photo in first post is the myxcomycete, Fuligo septca, photograph by Serena Turton-Hughes 🧵 [6/6]

Uncovering Forest Biodiversity Methods - Workshop Link Request Online surveys is a powerful, easy to use tool for creating online surveys. Run by Jisc, online surveys is used by over 300 different organisations in the UK...

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I’ll be sharing the preliminary results and recommendations from this part of my research in an upcoming online workshop 27th November, 1pm (UK time).

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We conducted a systematic review, surveys, and interviews to find out:
🌳 What methods are specialists currently using to investigate biodiversity in forests?
🪳 What data do these methods provide about which types of creatures?
🔍 What methods and data are not being used and why? 🧵 [3/6]

I’m a PhD researcher. As one part of my research, I am trying to find out how we can better include shadow diversity in the way we think about and conserve forest biodiversity, and whether it’s useful/possible to include shadow diversity at all. 🧵 [2/6]

Photo shows the yellow myxcomycete, Fuligo septica, on deadwood

Are you an ecologist? Do you collect biodiversity data for your role in a charity, research, a government body, or a specialist organisation?

Read on for a thread that might interest you… 🧵 [1/6]

#biodiversity #forests #darkextinction #ecology #research

I am new to Bluesky and it is a bit 😵‍💫 I may be pilfering some of your wise tips from here once I find my feet ☺️