Excited to announce that I am starting an assistant professor position Illinois State this fall!! My lab will study insect #Ecology , conservation, and biodiversity, with a focus on hover flies ( #Syrphidae #Diptera ) and other beneficial insects. #NewFaculty School of Biological Sciences at Illinois State Research at ISU

Revamping my landscape ecology course for next year. Anyone willing to share your syllabus, or have ideas re: course structure or fun lab ideas? It’s been a few years (!!) since I taught this and I want to shake things up.
IALE-NA #landscapeecology

My lab is hiring two summer field techs to help resurvey our forest dynamics plot.

Please pass to interested individuals. $20-22/ hour + benefits
details here: mspaso.wixsite.com/traitecology/j…

This one's been been in the making for a long time. It was great to work with star ecologist Julian Resasco and rising star Anna Paraskevopoulos on it.
doi.org/10.1002/ecy.43…
#RobertGregg #GoBuffs

📣We're happy to announce the 2024 class of ESA Fellows and Early Career Fellows!

Congratulations to these ecologists whose pioneering research, dedicated mentorship & tireless advocacy improve our science & society

Read the full announcement: esa.org/blog/2024/04/3…

Are you or someone you know looking for a postdoc? Consider joining my lab at University of Wyoming where we use imaging and computer vision to study animal behavior in complex natural ecosystems. Collective behavior, salmon, migration, machine learning! kogerlab.com

Congrats Aimée Classen for this well deserved achievement!

We have a 3-month field technician position open for work on pollinators and landscape corridors. starts in July careers.msu.edu/en-us/job/5182… Katherine Hulting The Corridor Project

nature.com/nature/volumes… Our paper on insect declines is coming out today in an issue with 4 other papers on the topic!
(and yes, I'm very happy that there's a leafhopper on the cover)

PhD student Anna Paraskevopoulos has a cool new paper in Ecology about ant community change in Colorado over >60 years. Excited and proud! w/ Nate Sanders esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Such an honor to receive the 2024 Distinguished Landscape Ecologist Award from IALE-NA!

This was only possible from the support of so many wonderful students and collaborators over the years.

UF IFAS Wildlife UF SNRE @UF

I am thrilled to announce that the Hembry Lab will be moving to the Department of Biology at James Madison University (in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia) this fall! The lab will be recruiting MS students and self-funded postdocs; e-mail me for details. JMU Science and Math @JMU

Great to see Mairead's undergrad honors thesis published! Consequences of nuisance algal blooms of Didymosphenia geminata on invertebrate communities in Rocky Mountain streams journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10.10…

Hey folks! I am searching for a postdoc or research scientist (with BS/MSc) to lead a project on pollination biology and pollinator behavior in blueberries. Find out more here: rachelmallinger.com/join-the-lab.h… and apply by March 15. Please share!

When I first saw this Xylocopa I thought it had orange pollen on its body. After a closer look, it’s not pollen, but parasitic triungulin larvae. These beetle larvae don’t directly harm the adult bee, they hitch a ride back to the nest and feed on the pollen and eggs.

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I am recruiting a PhD student at Cambridge University to work on defaunation & conservation!

We will use long-term experiments & broad-scale modeling to guide conservation.

Come join us! The position is for UK citizens. See fletcherlab.com & Dept of Zoology for more

📰Published📰 The role of bee body size variation and sociality in their interactions with plants dlvr.it/T2CNlP

Excited to announce that in Jan 2025, I will be starting as an Asst. Prof of Biology at University of the Pacific! California I'm comin' home.

Hey Girl Scouts, we love the axolotl mascot for cookies this year. Wouldn't it be great to use some of the funds raised from cookie sales for the conservation of this amazing and critically endangered animal? It could really make a difference. -Proud Girl Scout Dad