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“HeartH” and Me

About me Hi everyone, I’m Viola and I’m a 9 years old girl well I’m going to be 10 soon, my passions are dancing, drawing and fashion even if I like to change a lot, do you stay five hours in the morning to choose what to wear? Well, I do, contact me and I will answer...

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The amorphous, heterogeneous spatial spread of Wolbachia

Penelope A. Hancock presents recently published work on ‘Predicting the spatial dynamics of Wolbachia infections in Aedes aegypti arbovirus vector populations in heterogeneous landscapes‘. Uncertainty surrounding density-dependent mosquito population growth rates prevents us from predicting the outcome of mosquito control interventions. A timely example is the introduction of Wolbachia bacterial infections into wild Aedes aegypti […]
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Editor’s Choice 56:3 – Evaluating syndromic surveillance of wildlife disease outbreaks

For issue 56:3’s Editor’s Choice, Associate Editor Silke Bauer explains why Wolf et al.’s model for syndromic surveillance presents an important first step in supporting park managers to better understand and manage wildlife diseases. The selected Editor’s Choice article is Optimizing syndromic health surveillance in free-ranging great apes: The case of Gombe National Park by […]
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Rewilding in Britain: a case study

Over the past few weeks, The Applied Ecologist’s Blog and Relational Thinking have been exploring the hot topic of rewilding from a number of different interdisciplinary and management angles.  Now Sophie Wynne-Jones and Chris Sandom turn their focus to the UK as a, perhaps unexpected, example of where rewilding has grown. If you ask someone […]
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Step by step

Do your part to help the environment. If everyone does their part, the world slowly return normal. That’s what the HeartH group wants to do. Children can change the world, I can’t change the world alone that’s why I’m making up the HeartH group. I would like you to...

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“HeartH” and Me

About me Hi everyone, I’m Viola and I’m a 9 years old girl well I’m going to be 10 soon, my passions are dancing, drawing and fashion even if I like to change a lot, do you stay five hours in the morning to choose what to wear? Well, I do, contact me and I will answer...

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Positive effect of climate change on canopy trees does not translate to forests

Yong Luo and colleagues recently had their paper published in Journal of Ecology. Read more about their work below.  Global change ecologists have often used trees under weak competition to examine relationships between climatic change and tree growth. Scaling up these results to a forest relies on the assumption that the climatic change-tree growth relationship…
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Volume 107 issue 4

Volume 107 Issue 4 of Journal of Ecology is now available online! This latest issue of Journal of Ecology includes a special feature titled Macroevolutionary perspectives on biotic interactions. The special feature, edited by Richard Shefferson from University of Tokyo, Japan, consists of 8 research papers and an introductory editorial. This issue also includes our annual Harper…
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Ecological Succession in a Changing World

Cynthia Chang and Ben Turner are the guest editors for our latest special feature: Ecological Succession in a Changing World. Cynthia and Ben tell us more about their special feature and the inspiration behind it, below.  There is no doubt that succession is a foundation of ecology. However, when ecologists talk about succession, it often…
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Ecological Inspirations: Crystal McMichael

Crystal McMichael is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Ecosystem and Landscape Dynamics at the University of Amsterdam. Her research interests are focused on assessing long-term (100s to 1000s of years) ecological processes in tropical ecosystems, and how distributions of species (including people) have changed over those time scales. Crystal is particularly interested in how tropical…
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SIBECOL: A new Iberian Ecological Society is born!

          SIBECOL 2019: the 1st Iberian Ecological Society Meeting Earlier in February in sunny Barcelona more than 700 Ecologists gathered to celebrate the First Iberian Ecological Society meeting.  This is a great achievement for science at large, as more than ever we need strong societies that can catalyze high-level research and help…
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VPPs with smart inverters offer crucial flexibility to the changing grid

Energy generation and consumption is rapidly transforming into a decentralized, decarbonized, and digitized model due to a number of market forces. The declining costs of solar energy systems, as well as the increasing price of energy from the grid has led to grid parity. This has caused PV proliferation to accelerate to such an extent that in the past five years alone, PV installed capacity has increased by 300%. Simultaneously, the EV market is also on the rise and is expected to reach the electrification tipping point by 2030. This is due to support from governments trying to limit the effects of climate change, thus leading to automotive manufactures transitioning their fleets from standard petrol- and diesel-powered cars to EVs. As a result of the acceleration of both of these markets, EV charging has created demand patterns causing an even steeper and faster ramp-up in the evenings than the PV duck curve. , This is causing the grid’s balancing act to be increasingly complex. In order to support this new energy dynamic, advanced management software is required to ensure grid stabilization and to unlock the value of these energy resources.
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“HeartH” and Me

About me Hi everyone, I’m Viola and I’m a 9 years old girl well I’m going to be 10 soon, my passions are dancing, drawing and fashion even if I like to change a lot, do you stay five hours in the morning to choose what to wear? Well, I do, contact me and I will answer...

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5 Favorite Environmental Reads

In the words of Dr. Seuss, “The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go.”
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5 Easy Tips for Sustainable Spring Cleaning

As the weather starts to warm and flowers begin to bloom, it’s natural to feel the need to give your home a thorough cleaning. To get you started, here are 5 easy tips for sustainable spring cleaning. Give your extra stuff a new home. There’s nothing worse than clutter to make a space feel messy. […]
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We must pay attention to Co2 emission from transportation and every other habit ingrained in our daily lifes, look at things through the lenses of the impact that each action has on the climate and the ecosystem. No behavoiur is invonsequential, no matter how tiny we perceive to be our influence in the mass of society.

 

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