Jordanna Bergman

Ditches as waterways: Managing ‘ditch-scapes’ to strengthen communities and the environment A global study reframes ditches as multifunctional waterways with the potential to improve community resilience, water quality, biodiversity and environmental outcomes.

Check it out: www.vims.edu/newsandevent...!
@jwcat757.bsky.social at VIMS popularized our article (www.nature.com/articles/s43...)! Enjoy with ditches, folks! 🧪

Not pictured: journal article co-lead @peatymike.bsky.social, section leads @fluitans.bsky.social,
@drtatariw.bsky.social, & others...

Lines in the landscape - Communications Earth & Environment Ditches have many overlooked environmental and societal roles, including impact on biodiversity and pollution, and management strategies to enhance their multifunctional landscape-scale benefits are n...

It's out! 🧪 "Lines in the landscape," on the under-appreciated importance of #ditches as diverse ecosystems: doi.org/10.1038/s432.... By @peatymike.bsky.social, @fluitans.bsky.social, @drtatariw.bsky.social, @timaukel.bsky.social, @jordannabergman.bsky.social, @juliecrabot.bsky.social, ...

Do fish in an urban river system use a rehabilitated and reconnected stormwater pond during the summer? YUP! Read about it in new OA paper by @j-reid.bsky.social - Congrats Jess on publishing 1st thesis chapter. authors.elsevier.com/sd/article/S...

On increasing equity and inclusion of early-career professionals for conferences and conference networking in Canadian fisheries and aquatic science societies As early-career professionals (ECPs) navigate their education and professional development in the aquatic sciences, many seek to build a network to help guide their entrance into the field. As influen...

Our perspective on how societies are influential in creating and fostering the networks of early-career researchers from a Canadian aquatic science lens: cdnsciencepub.com/doi/10.1139/...

I played but a small role in this work but I hope its transformative for other scientific societies!

Hi! My name’s Jordanna and I recently wrapped up my PhD with Steve Cooke & Joseph Bennett on invasive and native fish connectivity. Today, I’m a PDF at UVic and am working with Nations and research partners across the BC coast to answer questions related to kelp-encrusting bryozoans. Cheers! 🤿