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A short 🧵 to explain why "it hasn't warmed in 8 years" is consistent with humans driving large warming over the century. To begin, let's consider the monthly satellite temperature record:

How many unsolved problems are there in ecology? How do we know when a problem is solved? Here’s a perfect book for a reading group - chapters focused on thorny problems grouped into 7 parts. I see the chapters as a springboard for discussion and debate.

📢Exciting news! GEO BON Global Conference - #Monitoring #Biodiversity for Action will take place in Montreal, 10-13 October 2023. Call for sessions -> 31 March 2023. Help us spread the word: geobon.org/geo-bon-global… #ForNature #NaturePositive #PeoplePositive

The work of the amazing Simone Des Roches

Now out in Ecological Monographs: Using mechanistic insights to predict the climate-induced expansion of a key aquatic predator doi.org/10.1002/ecm.15… #MarbledSalamander #ClimateChange #Occupancy #SpeciesDistributions #NSFFunded U.S. National Science Foundation Mark C. Urban

Great to catch up with Andy Gonzalez and host his #uconn campus-wide Teale lecture on solutions to the #biodiversity crisis UConn EEB Department

To translate data into action, we need data synthesis, uncertainty estimation & trend detection. This session will cover advances in #biodiversity modeling, challenges & new opportunities in artificial intelligence #AI. Submit abstracts 👉 bit.ly/nH4sjl #GEOBONconf2023

New Review article: lauren buckley and colleagues discuss how to combine statistical and mechanistic approaches for more biologically-informed projections of biodiversity responses to climate variability and extremes journals.plos.org/climate/articl…

Excited to start my The Leverhulme Trust visiting professorship at University of Aberdeen with @JMJTravis and Greta Bocedi

🚨New article on #GBiOS "A global biodiversity observing system to unite monitoring and guide action" published in NatureEcoEvo GBiOS combines global collaboration, tech & data to monitor biodiversity change & target action in support of the #KMGBF 👉 doi.org/10.1038/s41559…

Excited to share 70+ coauthored Comment NatureEcoEvo A global #biodiversity observing system to unite monitoring and guide action Read it here 👇 nature.com/articles/s4155… Press release 👇: geobon.org/gbios-a-global…

⁦@ZurellLab⁩ introducing our Eco Code initiative - check it out and join us! geobon.org/ecocode-modell…

A fireside chat about global biodiversity models #geobon2023

Interested in urban pollution, Daphnia and eco-evolutionary dynamics? IGB will have 3 PhD positions opening thanks to funding from the Leibniz Association. For more information, see the advertisements attached or go to the job portal on the IGB website igb-berlin.de/stellenangebote

The eventual end article for a special issue on climate change adaptation in Evolution Letters When and how can we predict adaptive responses to climate change? Our conclusion: difficult, but not impossible! academic.oup.com/evlett/article…

Urbanization & climate change are reshaping ecosystems' adaptive capacity, by altering eco-evolutionary dynamics. UrbanEcoEvoNet's new paper nature.com/articles/s4155… led by Mark C. Urban proposes a framework to understand their joint effects & calls for integrated strategies to protect

Study led Mark C. Urban with Luc De Meester IGB Berlin (now on Bluesky) in Nature Climate Change shows how interactions between #ClimateChange and #urbanisation affect #biodiversity and ecosystem dynamics and how this knowledge can inform urban planning 👉 igb-berlin.de/en/news/better…

Climate change is happening worldwide, but the Arctic provides an unusually rich and diverse environment to study its effects. Enter: the Evolving Meta-Ecosystems (EvoME) Institute. Mark C. Urban #NSFfunded today.uconn.edu/2024/05/arctic…

"My goal was to provide the most up-to-date, transparent, and comprehensive assessment of extinction risk from climate change." Mark C. Urban UConn EEB Department today.uconn.edu/2024/12/climat…

Excited to share our NSF NRT project publication! Over 2+ years of cross-disciplinary collaboration taught us so much and gave us a unique opportunity to grow. Huge thanks to Mark C. Urban and my advisor Anji Seth and Guiling Wang for their support throughout this journey. #PhDLife