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Hot off the presses: my latest Nature paper! This is the result of a great international project I was happy to play a small role in. AQUA INQUA CABAH anu nature.com/articles/s4156…

📢Congratulations to members of the CVAS and 2k Network working groups on their new paper "Regional but not global temperature variability underestimated by climate models at supradecadal timescales" in Nature Geoscience 👏

I am happy to announce that 100 sites from the Indo-Pacific pollen database are now live on Neotoma! Site number 100 was core KG951VC1 (catchy), taken off the Queensland coast. Neotoma Database @ANU_CHL CABAH AQUA

In the past month, 6 new records from the Indo-Pacific region have been uploaded to Neotoma. The total number of sites is now 104. If you want your records added to this growing list, please contact me or another Neotoma steward. AQUA @ANU_CHL CABAH Neotoma Database

Any researchers working in, based in or interested in the Global South, please join this worthwhile project! @ANU_CHL AQUA CABAH

Great article on the challenges faced by mothers in academia. #momademia Parent in Science Mothers in Science nature Academia needs radical change — mothers are ready to pave the way nature.com/articles/d4158…

In the past month, 4 new records from the Indo-Pacific region have been uploaded to Neotoma, total for 2024 is 10. The total number of sites is now 107. To add your records to this growing list, contact me or another Neotoma steward. AQUA @ANU_CHL CABAH Neotoma Database

In the past month, 5 new records from the Indo-Pacific region have been uploaded to Neotoma Database. The total for 2024 is 19, total number of sites 116. If you want records added to this growing list, please contact me (or another Neotoma steward). AQUA @ANU_CHL CABAH

During May, 10 new records from the Indo-Pacific region were uploaded to Neotoma Database , a record monthly total! The total number of records uploaded in 2024 is 29, a record yearly total! To add your sites to this growing list, contact me or another Steward. @ANU_CHL CABAH

Mine, @thatpollenguy, Dr. Suzette Flantua - PPF-Alpine, Ondřej Mottl, Jessica Blois, Adrian George and Jack Williams' paper on the IPPD is now live for discussion on Climate of the Past until 14 August. Check it out here! cp.copernicus.org/preprints/cp-2…

Great to see so many new sites from the Indo-Pacific region being added to Neotoma Database (and that I'm the 3rd most prolific uploader)! @ANU_CHL AQUA CABAH open.neotomadb.org/NeotomaSummary…

We found a 50% decline in shrub cover during the Holocene, which is likely due to Indigenous fire use. Since British colonisation, shrub cover has surged to 35%, raising the risk of high-intensity fires 🔥 enabled by climate change 🌡️

Alastair Wills Dr Annika Herbert @thatpollenguy UOM Palaeoecology-Palaeoclimatology Anna Florin Haidee Cadd Matthew Adeleye CABAH Check out the multilanguage explainer videos: 🇬🇧English version: youtu.be/ynK1WdiSgmA 🇪🇸Vídeo explicativo en Español: youtu.be/5GtwA0fimn0 🇮🇹Video esplicativo in Italiano: youtu.be/b3WhBgs01WI

Ancient mud reveals Australia’s burning history over the past 130,000 years – and shows a way through our fiery future theconversation.com/ancient-mud-re… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Indigenous burning practices in Australia once halved shrub cover, reducing available fuels and limiting wildfire intensity for thousands of years, but the removal of these practices following European colonization has led to an increase in the tinder that has fueled today’s

Hot off the presses! Read all about pollen records in the Indo-Pacific region. AQUA CABAH @ANU_CHL Neotoma Database @ciehfcoe The Indo–Pacific Pollen Database – a Neotoma constituent database cp.copernicus.org/articles/20/24…

My first sole-author publication! A review of the potential of using magnetic susceptibility to create records of ancient Australian bushfires. Enjoy! AQUA publish.csiro.au/WF/WF24093

A visual explainer of how fires affect the magnetic susceptibility of soil, as explored in my latest paper.