Understanding the breadth and depth of long-term ecological data collection in Canada and the United States While several formal long-term ecological monitoring or research networks have been established, efforts are undertaken by many different organizations, leaving little understanding on the breadth of ...

New from my fellow LTR-CSEE member Mel Boudreau:

Understanding the breadth and depth of long-term ecological data collection in Canada and the United States doi.org/10.1139/face... @facetsjournal.bsky.social @csee-scee.bsky.social #LongTermResearch

A new white 4Runner, with 2 people and the woods.

Good morning! Off for our first day of fieldwork in the northwoods of WI. (With @chernickykiley.bsky.social & @riley-adams.bsky.social) #MastSeeding 🌲 #LongTermResearch #Kemp

Yes!! Couldn’t have done our survey-based study of #LongTermResearch (at all, but especially ethically/soundly) without having a social scientist consult

Also, super excited to hear more about your feeding project!

Vehicle collisions and visitor disturbance reduce survival and reproductive success of kangaroos in a national park Many protected areas provide opportunities for people to view wildlife using roads and walking trails. The impacts of roads and trails on wildlife pop…

Beyond excited to share our latest 🦘 study, hot off the press! Find out how roads and hiking trails may be harming kangaroos in national parks, and what we should be doing about it. 🔍 #longtermresearch #conservation #roadecology

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Five paneled composite image of spotted salamanders with various physical variations

Frequency of adult amphibian abnormalities and consequences for fitness-related traits in an uncontaminated environment

Second author Patrick Moldowan introduced me to the spotted salamanders in Algonquin back in 2017, great to see this out! #LongTermResearch

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Let me tell you how much my mind exploded when Kelly Forrester, lead author on this paper, told me a couple years ago that kangaroos had indeterminate growth!

Another point for what's possible with #LongTermResearch! Looking forward to reading this fully 🧪🦊

Long‐term studies should provide structure for inclusive education and professional development Long-term studies are valuable for the unique insights they provide into ecological systems, but their longevity also creates opportunities for creating inclusive training for future ecologists. In t....

Long‐term studies should provide structure for inclusive education and professional development

Czapanskiy et al. Ecology Letters onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... #LongTermResearch 🧪🌎