Did mainland North America experience temperature fluxes during the last ice age? Probably, according to new evidence from an adorable stalagmite from Cave of the Mounds. eos.org/articles/wisco…

So excited to see #RangeMapper officially out! I've been using it a ton in talks already - it's a great animated map visualization of deglacial species range shifts in North America, Europe, Indo-Pacific. And, code is extensible to new regions & taxa! Thx to Robert E. Roth

NEW JOB ALERT!! Antarctic Palaeobiologist, 3 year position with a focus on stable isotope sclerochronology, community ecology and fieldwork! bas.ciphr-irecruit.com/applicants/vac…

📢📢📢 The Department of Geoscience at Aarhus University Faculty of Natural Sciences - Aarhus University has just announced THREE open #tenuretrack positions! #quaternarygeology #hydrogeology #petrology Please share far and wide - it's a great department in an amazing city 🇩🇰 See below for more info:

Classic photo of Jim Knox arm-waving about the evolution of the Driftless Area landscape, on a 1991 soil geomorphology field trip through WI and MN

✨Postdoc opportunity✨ in post-fire sediment transport processes related to hazards, bioturbation, water quality and geomorphic response to climate change! Deadline June 30. Please share! 🔥🪨🌱🐿️💦⛰️ jobs.mines.edu/cw/en-us/job/4… @nonschistyjobs Earth and Environmental Science Faculty Jobs #academicjobs #postdoc

Join #BadgerTalks podcast host Buzz Kemper as he speaks with Jack Williams, the UW-Madison Geography chair and professor as he discusses his research with lake sediments and how it helps us understand climate change. hubs.li/Q01TRNz60 UW-Madison Nelson Institute UW–Madison GIS Professional Programs

Renewed congratulations to Julie Loisel, recipient of the 2021 INQUA Shackleton Medal! Award just formally announced at #INQUA2023

Congrats to Norm Catto, 2023 recipient of the INQUA Distinguished Service medal. Norm was the tireless editor of Quaternary International for 29 years, 17 as chief editor. #INQUA22023 duane froese

Cool paper: Islands in pro-glacial lakes may have accelerated rates of northward tree range expansion, with the end of the last ice age: journals.sagepub.com/doi/epub/10.11…