Simon Hodge
@drmilky1
Assist Prof in Applied Ecology, University College Dublin
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13-01-2016 05:40:33
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Shelob, shorelines and sandy spiders. #Tolkien wrote a lot about spiders, not in a favorable way. He would be horrified to know how many species were found by Cor Vink at the beach! New EcologyLincoln University Tolkien-ish article at lincolnecology.org.nz/?p=6778 Happy #Darwin Day @LincolnUniNZ
Ever crunched on a cricket or munched on a maggot?? Please fill in this very short survey help Aisling collect data on Consumer Attitudes Towards Eating Insects. @EntoMasters @NZ_EntoSoc Dr Erica McAlister
Congratulations to Visheshni Chandra - first paper from her PhD work published in Austral Entomology!! @FNU The University of the South Pacific @HildaWaqa Australian Entomological Society doi.org/10.1111/aen.12…
Congratulations to Sara Borkent for publishing research from her UCD Master in Environmental Resource Management project. Re-purposing waste from insect farming as part of a sustainable circular economy model. mdpi.com/1334604 Insects MDPI Hexafly UCD School Ag & Food
Congratulations to INJ Grant recipient Simon Hodge of University College Dublin who will use his grant to study Factors influencing the use of commercial “bee hotels” by Irish stem-nesting bees and wasps. For subscription details: irishnaturalistsjournal.org
Well done Simon Hodge - great to be continuing this work generating more evidence for All-Ireland Pollinator Plan recommendations! Stephanie Maher Saorla Kavanagh Dara Stanley PoshBee Project
Fabulous PhD opportunity, with super supervisory team Stephanie Maher Simon Hodge Daire O hUallachain and me! Designing effective agri-environment measures for solitary bees in Ireland Closing date: 13 May 2022 teagasc.ie/media/website/…
New paper on stem nesting bees and wasps in Irish farms. We only found a few species, but different species use different size tubes. Implications for agri-environment schemes and design of garden 'bee hotels' Jane Stout Irene Bottero Stephanie Maher PoshBee Project
New paper by Neil Mahon (UCD; MWCM) describing how success of timed pollinator counts depends on where, when, and how long you look! Important considerations if comparing pollinators over multiple sites and/or performing long term monitoring. @N_E_Mahon Jane Stout UCD School Ag & Food
New paper with UCD AES student John Conway exploring how organic soil amendments, insect frass fertilizer and biochar, affect growth of forage plants chicory and plantain. mdpi.com/1876506 Agronomy MDPI UCD School Ag & Food
Curious to discover how #landscape and #climate impact on #insects in #agricultural #crops? 🦋🐝 We studied #honeybees, #bumblebees, solitary #bees, hover flies and #butterflies responses, across 128 sites in Europe PoshBee Project Trinity College Dublin Frontiers - Ecology & Evolution doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2…
Pan-European PoshBee Project study found pesticides in bumblebee pollen stores were linked with low colony-level performance @nature. Supportive local farmers meant Irish data were included in this important pollinator research Zwartbles Ireland • Suzanna Crampton David Llewellyn Cornelius Traas @[email protected] FIBKA