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It’s only $15.99 for paperback or $24.99 for hardcover, and $9.99 for kindle.
I have thoroughly loved reading this book. Like many I struggle to write on blank pages but there is a lot of great wisdom in this book and I suggest all early career scientists to read it. Thank you @martin-nunez.bsky.social for sharing your wisdom and experiences with us!
Person organizing sensor wires for a data logger.
Installing soil moisture sensor.
Prepping research site for sensor install.
The wonderful @brookebosborne.bsky.social came north to the Northern Great Basin Experimental Range to help install sensors for a new moss micro-site project! Stay tuned to see how moss changes the micro-climate and possibly primes carbon fixation in early spring.
A bouquet of botanists
It should also be a requirement before you can hit “submit” to the journal submission portal.
Just bought it. Excited to read it and use it for teaching grad students that come through our Ag experimental station. Thanks again for imparting your wisdom!
Department of Botany and Plant Pathology at Oregon State University is hiring a Directory of the Herbarium
The Department of Botany and Plant Pathology at Oregon State University is Hiring!
We are searching for a Director of the Oregon State University Herbarium and applications are welcomed at the ranks of assistant, associate, or full professor.
#scijobs
At #ESA2025 and interested in an #AltAc career?
Holden Arboretum is hiring!
DM me if you want to chat about either of these positions
- Urban ecologist (PI / research scientist position)
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- Forest health postdoc
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How about Big Trouble in Little China? Watched it a ton growing up.
This looks great, I’ll add it to my library!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. I enjoy reading your papers arid ecology and management!!!
That is a fun book, kudos on citing Sir Pratchett. I love the Sam Vimes stories about as much as the witch stories.
Which book was the Terry Pratchett citation from?
Also great job on your writing session!
"Biogeosciences Leaders of Tomorrow: @jgrbiogeo.bsky.social Special Collection on Emerging Scientists" - spotlighting research from emerging biogeoscientists acknowledged by their peers as future leaders in their field. Nominations are open!
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It was a fun time and got to meet some awesome technicians.
Applications are NOW OPEN for Smith Fellows conservation research Fellowships beginning in 2026! View the Proposal Guidelines and apply here: www.smithfellows.org/join-us
Starting to measure #CrustNet plots, and learning some of our biocrust species! Thanks @sierrajech.bsky.social for coming out to NGBER! @matthewbowker1.bsky.social @ecology-awesome.bsky.social
Suerte in monitoring and hope there are no fires while you’re there.
What about the availability of coffee pot ramen? That’s the other important part of conferences besides a cookie and brownie report.
Teaching my kids about my summer breaks, NES and Super Mario. Still working since 1989!
It’s the smell of a successful field campaign!
I had a problem like that when the batteries were dead or low voltage. There was nothing we were able to do.
Don’t forget microbes munching on plant stuff and dying
Oops didn’t realize I tagged the wrong Red Cross group the real group that helped gather my life fluid was the Red Cross in Oregon.
Giving blood and saving lives! Thanks @redcrossny.bsky.social !
Cleansing photo for today!
