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Our new Powell Center paper on biocrust controls on water in global drylands is out in Global Change Biology. Collab led by David John Eldridge with Samantha Travers Sasha Reed RestoreSquad @faistlab Fernando T. Maestre Dr. Bala Chaudhary Anita Antoninka Emilio Rodriguez Caballero and others! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.111âŠ
Do not miss this paper coming from a Powell Center working group, which is the most comprehensive review of the literature on the hydrological impacts of #biocrusts carried out to date
Excited to be part of a kick-off meeting for a Powell Center working group. This group will be developing models of mosquito #phenology - and hopefully, @USANPN will ultimately deliver forecasts using these models. What a great team this is! usgs.gov/centers/powellâŠ
Panarchy addresses complex socio-ecological problems and can be a useful model for ecosystem management during accelerating rates of change. Great new Powell Center Powell Center paper by Garmestani and others in Frontiers: ow.ly/hWKQ50C2Uoi
This Friday, Nov. 20 is our next Soup & Science Seminar feat. NRELâs very own EcoJillBaron! Dr. Baron will be giving a seminar titled: "Addressing the global nitrogen challenge" about N accumulation in the environment. Please email nrel(dot)seminar(at)gmail(dot)com for the link!
Ongoing work by USGS via Powell Center helped to support the adoption of a new international standard for ecosystem accounting. The SEEA EA ow.ly/8FOI50DXIIC. was accepted by the U.N. Statistical Commission as a statistical standard on March 11, 2021. #makenaturecount
âIs it going to be a bad year for mosquitos?â To answer questions like this and inform management decisions, we are partnering with NEON, @USANPN, and Powell Center to predict and forecast mosquito timing and abundance. Learn more: neonscience.org/impact/observaâŠđ·Battelle/NEON Program
In celebration of Earth Day, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy will host a virtual roundtable on âKnowledge in Nature.â One of our own participants is included in the panel! Working Group info: usgs.gov/centers/john-w⊠event info: whitehouse.gov/ostp/events-weâŠ
So much effort in US has gone to identify water supplies, but as they dwindle we need much better accounting related to water demand. New Powell Center Powell Center paper by Marston et al. 2022 lays out challenges and opportunities. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.11âŠ
Not all coral reefs are declining, giving hope for persistence. Elahi et al. (doi:10.1002/eap.2651) demonstrate coral reef oases most likely in areas of low human population density. Results are directly applicable to biodiversity conservation strategies. Proudly Powell Center
Exciting 1st meeting day of the Powell Center #macrogenetics Working Group at Fort Collins with Sean Hoban @fieldgenomics.bsky.social Highland Newt @brennaforester.bsky.social @debbiemleigh Francine Kershaw Ella Våzquez Chloé Schmidt Colin Garroway @cmorrisonwv @lucky_linckia & other great twitterless people
A super fun icebreaker- pop gen and macro genetics Pictionary with Ivan Paz-Vinas @fieldgenomics.bsky.social ChloĂ© Schmidt Colin Garroway @brennaforester.bsky.social Francine Kershaw Eric Crandall gesgelbacher.bsky.social đȘ¶ 𧏠Highland Newt @debbiemleigh Ella VĂĄzquez cheryl morrison at Powell Center
Coral reef oases DO exist, and Powell Center group from 2016 determined the characteristics that allow some reefs to thrive. Check it out at usgs.gov/centers/spcmscâŠ. Synthesis, the gift that keeps on giving. Powell Center
