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🍂 Annual hike and leaf peeping of the Living Landscapes Lab. This year we were joined by the brendan fisher lab, as well as visiting scholars #StephenPolasky from University of Minnesota, and Ale Martínez-Salinas and #RogerMadrigal from CATIE. 🍂

📢Don't miss this new review paper from Biotropica, skillfully led by Caitlin Terry. We delve into the world of #Lepidoptera research in #PuertoRico, shedding light on critical knowledge gaps. 🦋📑 Scott Miller @BE_bilingue 👉onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/bt…

Interested in grad school? 10/10 recommend working with Gabriela M. Garcia, Ph.D.! 🌱

Full house at the joint Living Landscapes Lab and brendan fisher lab meeting! 🤝📚🌱 #AcademicTwitter Gund Institute for Environment

We are starting a new social media series where we share THANK YOU letters to agroecology! This week, we thank agroecology for finding strength and regeneration in intergenerational collaborations. Stay tuned for updates on work that bridges generational siloes.

🎉 It is a big day today at UVM!🎉 1 – The launch of the Leahy Institute for Rural Partnerships (IfRP) at University of Vermont. 2 – The UVM Food System Summit hosted by the UVM Food Systems Research Center @UVM_FSRC. Read more: uvm.edu/news/cals/food… We can't wait to collaborate!

📚📢 New article! ❔ When can we know that a project, process, or initiative is agroecological? 🔗 Check out a new #openaccess article on measuring agroecology here: online.ucpress.edu/elementa/artic… University of California Press (is on Bluesky) #agroecology #foodsystems #industraialag

Why do we need transformative change? #Agriculture is a piece of the climate solution, and it is not the only solution. We need systems change. Last week, our IFA team engaged in transformative thinking through breakout sessions at the VT Farm to Plate gathering. #rootedinvermont

Earlier this morning we were contacted about the shooting of three Palestinian students in Vermont. We have been in touch with the families of the students. At this moment here is what we know: - The students were wearing a Kuffiyeh - The students were speaking Arabic - The

👋 We thought it was about time we introduced ourselves, the social media team at IfA. We are all in the Food Systems PhD program, Gund affiliates, and passionate about compelling communications. You can learn more about each of our research at the IfA website!

Excited to share this new #openaccess ArcGIS StoryMaps project highlighting some of UVM Institute for Agroecology’s work in #VT 🚜🪲🐄👩‍🌾

🤔 Want to stay up to date with all things IfA? 🗞 Subscribe to our quarterly newsletter at our website or link in our Instagram bio! From agroecology summits to recent publications in the field, it's a real screen scroller (i.e., a page-turner): ow.ly/J58s50Qjcj1

Are you an #undergraduate interested in #agroecology? Apply to be a 2024 Agroecology Extension (AX) Summer Research Fellow by March 15! Learn more here: uvm.edu/instituteforag… UVM Extension UVM CALS

Cozy lab writing time by the "fire" 🔥💻

We love you, #agroecology, for committing to the ecological, social, political, and cultural dimensions of sustainability. 💌 DM an agroecology valentine to the people you love today. 💗 Happy Valentine’s Day from the UVM Institute for Agroecology.

🔎 Are you an undergraduate - from ANY college/university in the United States - interested in agroecology? Apply to be a 2024 #Agroecology Extension (AX) Summer Research Fellow by March 15 and get paid to do research in #Vermont this summer! uvm.edu/instituteforag…

🌎 Happy Earth Day from the UVM Institute for Agroecology! Today we celebrate the role of agroecology in bringing about more just and sustainable food systems. #EarthDay #Agroecology #Vermont

What are IfA grad students up to this summer? Leslie Spencer, @UVMFoodSystems PhD candidate, is buzzing around Vermont surveying pollinators on blueberry farms as part of a larger project about wild bee conservation, integrated pest management, and climate resilience.

The Vermont Pollinator Working Group organized “Pollinator Celebration Day” this past weekend, to mark the end of National Pollinator Week. Taylor Ricketts gave a keynote about native bees & Leslie Spencer taught attendees about gardening for native pollinators.

It was so fun to spend Friday with VT's pollinator people 🐝🌻🦋