A large-scale analysis of changes in fish biomass over 25 years identifies average biomass declines associated with long-term warming, as well as sharp decreases and increases associated with heatwaves at the warm and cold edges of species’ ranges, respectively 🧪 www.nature.com/articles/s41...
CAVE-Call des Science Communication Center für alle Forscher:innen der @tuwien.at, der @oeaw.bsky.social und der #univie! 👩🔬👨🔬
Gesucht werden wissenschaftliche Visualisierungen vorhandener wissenschaftlicher Daten, Modelle oder Prozesse.
📅 Einreichefrist: 31.03.2026
Mehr Infos zum Call hier: ⤵️
I am thrilled to share our new open-access paper in Communications Biology!
www.nature.com/articles/s42...
Huge congrats to PhD student, June Ordóñez (not on bsky), whose beautiful and meticulous work led this project! 👏🔥
@univie.ac.at@fwf-at.bsky.social @vdsee-univie.bsky.social univie.bsky.social
❗️BITTE TEILEN 🐦⬛
Morgen startet in 🇦🇹 die 17. Stunde der Wintervögel. Vom 3. bis 6. Jänner sind alle Vogelinteressierten dazu aufgerufen, die heimischen Vögel zu zählen. Die gemeldeten Beobachtungen dienen als Grundlage für die ornithologische Forschung 🐦
Weitere Infos zur Aktion findest du hier 👇
A timely new article by the co-chairs of the IPBES #NexusAssessment Pamela McElwee and Paula Harrison titled “Time to act across crises: Lessons from the Nexus Assessment for UNFCCC COP 30” is now available.
Read it here: journals.plos.org/climate/article
New study confirms that short wavelength light (UV & blue) attracts the most nocturnal insects & that intensity increases attraction for all colours. Longer wavelength & lower intensity outdoor lights should reduce biodiversity impacts resjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... #teammoth 🌍
I started getting reports of an unseasonal Joshua tree bloom in the last few weeks, and looking over records on @inaturalist.bsky.social it's pretty widespread! So we're putting out the call for folks to record this "bonus bloom" and help us study it 🌿
lab.jbyoder.org/2025/12/10/w...
An infographic titled “Fungal Tree of Life” depicting a diverse array of fungi with accompanying names and illustrations
Fungi are among the most important and beautiful soil organisms.
🍄 Explore the fungal tree of life, with an emphasis on the macroscopic diversity of fungi.
📷 Laszlo G. Nagy
My 1st thesis chapter is out in #EcologicalMonographs! 🎉
With @curromolina.bsky.social @ibartomeus.bsky.social
How is #climatechange reshaping plant–pollinator timing (phenological overlap) in Mediterranean ecosystems? Can #biodiversity buffer mismatches?
Find out here👇
dx.doi.org/10.1002/ecm....
Why is biodiversity collapsing globally, but thriving on Indigenous lands? 🌱🧪
Botanist Robin Wall Kimmerer points to a striking pattern in global biodiversity reports: Indigenous territories are defying the widespread ecological decline.
Watch the full interview with renowned author and botanist, Robin Wall Kimmerer, here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChdC...
Instead, she invites us to see the natural world as a gift, something to care for and not control. This mindset shift, grounded in both Indigenous science and environmental ethics, fosters a sense of moral responsibility toward all living systems.
What if the Earth isn’t something we own, but something we owe? 🌏
Robin Wall Kimmerer, renowned botanist and member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation, explores how the dominant view of the Earth as property has led to ecological harm.
Limonium narbonense can tolerate salty conditions by pushing excess salt out its’ leaves. This allows it to inhabit environments many other plants are unable to. I absolutely love this plants’ way of tolerating harsh conditions by creating little salt crystals!
Late / still bloomer update from my balcony. Please don’t overlook the matching colors of my shoes and sweater with the flowers 😌✨ so glad I get to live with these wonderful plants!
#LateBloomer #bloom #flowers #fall #autumn #chrysanthemum #calendula #balcony #nature #plants
Some of my favorite images of trees. Grateful I had the chance to sit among them.
#trees #tree #AmongTheTrees
✨Book recommendation! ✨
Old books sometimes get a strange "vanilla" smell... 🤔👃
That scent comes from the breakdown of paper and ink — releasing hundreds of volatile organic compounds, including vanillin, aldehydes, and acids.
So that cozy library smell? It’s literally the odor of books slowly decaying...📚
Correction: Mosses and a Liverwort.
Some of my favorite images I took of Mosses. Aren’t they wonderful?
#moss #mosses #nature #bryophytes
Very important paper and resource. Bryophyte genomes expanded by one order of magnitude. www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Seagrass meadows are vital but vanishing.
Join Dr Richard Lilley on 30 Sept for a FREE webinar on restoring seagrass across Europe through collaboration, innovation & community.
More info:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1407810311...
#Seagrass #GenerationRestoration @projectseagrass.bsky.social
Work with seagrass? 🌱
We're often asked by the public: “What can I do to reduce seagrass loss?”
We’re running a survey to identify the everyday actions people can take to support seagrass conservation and we’d love your insights!
🕒 Takes just 10–15 minutes
fiu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...
‘Our Ancestors the Fish’, a course by Prof. @neilshubin.bsky.social, Univ of Chicago, invited Prof @college-de-france.fr. in Paris @psl-univ.bsky.social. Four conferences, free access, open to everyone, with Tiktaalik as a guest star. Friends, colleagues and fossils in Paris and around, please RT🥁
May you have someone in your life that looks at you the way I look at moss 🥰
When we view nature through a lens of relationship, not ownership, we begin to cultivate sustainability from the inside out.
#GiftEconomy #WomeninSTEM #RobinWallKimmerer #Ecosystem #Botany #Education
Robin Wall Kimmerer, botanist and author of “Braiding Sweetgrass”, shares how Indigenous science teaches that gratitude and reciprocity are not only cultural values, but regenerative ecological strategies.
What if nature isn’t a resource to extract, but a gift to honor? 🌿🧪
Watch the video here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAkj...
Soapberry bugs changes their body shape and reproductive strategy depending on nutrient. @aphanotus.bsky.social @colbycollege.bsky.social is revealing how these traits have evolved! #PASEDB2025 #polyphenism #soapberrybug #nutrient
