Trent Penman
@trentpenman
Professor of Bushfire Behaviour and Management at the University of Melbourne. Working closely with government and industry. Views expressed are my own.
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06-09-2013 09:45:11
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Climate change, extreme heat and El Nino are our new reality. Australia must act now for the upcoming bushfire season, says Kate Parkins, Erica Marshall, Hamish Clarke, Trent Penman and Dr Alex Filkov. Tap to learn more in #UniMelbPursuit ➡️ unimelb.me/3rjlGxM
📣 Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor in Physical Geography Monash Earth, Atmosphere and Environment 🌏🌪️🍃
Tenured position in a wonderful department. Monash University is a top 50 global university and Melbourne, Australia an incredible city. Come join us, or help me circulate this to diverse candidates!
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The Ecology and Biodiversity Group Faculty of Science, Utrecht University Utrecht University is hiring two new Assistant Professors!
One focuses on ecological scaling - bit.ly/3Ybvcip
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Come join our lovely group of considerate colleagues!
🔥Please RT: The Fire & Dryland Ecosystems Lab Natural Resources & Environmental Science is hiring 3 new postdocs for U.S. National Science Foundation NASA CAL FIRE-funded projects modeling fire regimes & fire effects on carbon & water: erinhanan.com/index.php/oppo… Graduate Program of Hydrologic Sciences UNR College of Ag, Biotech & Natural Resources Nevada EPSCoR
Read the latest #EditorChoice paper, published #OpenAccess in #WildlifeResearch 50(7):
'Using expert elicitation to identify effective combinations of management actions for koala conservation in different regional landscapes' by Emma Camus, et al.
publish.csiro.au/WR/WR22038
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