Ecologyđ Natural Historyđ± Field Stations @SACNAS @LatinoOutdoorsđïž @savetheredwoods đłïžâđ Executive Director, @StanfordJRBP
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Nos vemos allĂĄ! See you on the AZUL CIELO!
If this X site is truly collapsing, you can find me in other platforms (see picture) under the same screen name: jorgerh2o!
Where are all of the the outdoor enthusiasts, field ecologists, herbarium folks, awesome naturalists, environmental justice fighters, queer friends go?
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I will be at #ESA2025 but will be interacting on the other * cielo azul * site
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If this X site is truly collapsing, you can find me in other platforms (see picture) under the same screen name: jorgerh2o!
Where are all of the the outdoor enthusiasts, field ecologists, herbarium folks, awesome naturalists, environmental justice fighters, queer friends go?
ALT Icons for blue sky mastodon post and threads
Caminando por Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma). EstĂĄ semana se vio un great blue heron, a black-tailed deer, poison oak and bald eagle!
New job @Stanford University! Come work with us!
Associate Dean & Director, Native American Cultural Center! For more information on the NACC (nacc.stanford.edu/) & here is the link to apply for the job: careersearch.stanford.edu/joâŠ
Honored to be inducted today as a 2024 @CalAcademy Fellow with this group of amazing peers! As the ED of @Stanford @stanfordjrbp, I always enjoy collaborating w/ @calacademy in science & educational efforts to contribute to the understanding of Earth's natural systems! Gracias!
Congrats & welcome to our 14 new Academy Fellows and 4 distinguished award-winners! We are delighted to include these leaders alongside our 500+ previous Fellows, selected for their contributions to scientific research and public engagement.
More at bit.ly/4fnYp1h.
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Congrats & welcome to our 14 new Academy Fellows and 4 distinguished award-winners! We are delighted to include these leaders alongside our 500+ previous Fellows, selected for their contributions to scientific research and public engagement.
More at bit.ly/4fnYp1h.
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Thanks to our Faculty Director, @TadashiFukami & the guidance and partnership with @MuwekmaTribe.
There is an Indigenous awakening happening at @Stanford / @stanfordjrbp. See note and video in the post below from @MuwekmaTribe:
Our Tribe just received profoundly exciting news from Dr. Tadashi Fukami, who manages 'Ootchamin 'Ooyakma, also known as the Jasper Ridge Nature Preserve on the campus of Stanford University.
Following a sacred fire tradition that the Tribe conducted at the site, biologists are now witnessing the return of a rare native plant that is endogenous only to the Bay Area.
photos.app.goo.gl/BhFdUjZL8JâŠ
"I think this plant can be viewed as a symbol of 'Indigenous awakening,' showing what is to come with the Muwekma," Dr. Fukami writes.
jrbp.stanford.edu/news/intenâŠ
What a deep, beautiful, and glorious sign of things to come!!
Thank you so much to Dr. Fukami for all of the extraordinary work that you're doing. The posture of true collaboration, friendship, and partnership that you have with our People is deeply appreciated.
As Dr. Fukami has said many times, we all benefit from indigenous knowledge -- and everyone should respect these traditions, which evolved from indigenous science.
fb.watch/u_fKDSfIJa/
#TrailofTruth #justiceformuwekma
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Our network of wireless digital camera traps provide unprecedented & detailed information, e.g. abundance & behavior of wildlife and the nature of corridors linking JRBP to other areas. With new and future stewardship work at JRBP, this technology is key to our research needs!
Camera trap photo yesterday of mountain lion at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) (@stanfordjrbp) of @Stanford. We get these images all the time at 'Ootchamin 'Ooyakma, but this one is unusual in that it's in broad daylight. Photo: Trevor Hebert (@JRWildlife)
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From @Stanford Report: Summer interns help unlock the secrets of Jasper Ridgeâs birds. Little is understood about the migration of Swainsonâs thrushes, but a new bird-banding and monitoring program at could help provide answers. news.stanford.edu/stories/20âŠ
ALT Julian Tattoni, founder of the JRBP bird-banding station, gives a Swainson's thrush its Motus backpack. Pictures by Trevor Hebert and Marty Freeland.
Summer flew by so fast! We are ready to start the new academic year with new students, research projects, and more stewardship projects! Tomorrow we host our 2nd All Wings NSF SOAR annual meeting here @stanfordjrbp! Thanks to @FalseKnees for the illustration!
ALT Seagull flying and not having a thought for a while :-)
Congrats to Marty, Noah, Nick, John and Alex for a great summer at JRBP('O'O)! I want to especially thank my team Trevor, Sheena, Adriana and Steve and docents Jerry and Stu for their help mentoring the students!
Congratulations to our 2024 Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) student researchers and stewardship interns! They all worked hard this summer at Jasper Ridge on a variety of research projects ranging from ornithology, entomology, forestry, and wildlife!
ALT Clockwise from top left students presenting their research posters: Marty, Noah, Nick and Marty, Nick, John and Alex.
Noah and Marty's experience is so exciting! I encourage you to read it and learn about "backpacks for birds!"
This is one of the reasons I chose to lead a field station! To continue offering amazing opportunities outdoors just like many professors did for me a loooong time ago!
Explore the summer research experience of Marty and Noah at JRBP'O'O! They are helping unlock the mysteries of Jasper Ridge's migratory birds with help from the banding station, the new Motus tower & Trevor Hebert!
Link: jrbp.stanford.edu/news/summeâŠ
ALT Julian Tattoni, the founder of the Jasper Ridge bird-banding station, gives a Swainsonâs Thrush its Motus backpack. Photos by Trevor Hebert and Marty Freeland.
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Explore the summer research experience of Marty and Noah at JRBP'O'O! They are helping unlock the mysteries of Jasper Ridge's migratory birds with help from the banding station, the new Motus tower & Trevor Hebert!
Link: jrbp.stanford.edu/news/summeâŠ
ALT Julian Tattoni, the founder of the Jasper Ridge bird-banding station, gives a Swainsonâs Thrush its Motus backpack. Photos by Trevor Hebert and Marty Freeland.
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SOARing Into Spring - the return of @Stanford's Ornithology class!
Read Maya Xu's new blog narrating the experience of teaching the #Ornithology class w/ Ben Moran, Marty Freeland & Prof. Rodolfo Dirzo. Maya is a SOAR intern & member of the Dirzo Lab.
jrbp.stanford.edu/news/soariâŠ
ALT Ben, Marty and Maya standing in a wetland while birding with four pictures of four birds surround their picture.
This is how we all feel here at @stanfordjrbp when we are hosting all of our summer students and interns, including our first SOAR intern! For some, it is the very first time working at a field station and outdoors! I sent this comic to our SOAR network: soarnetwork.org/about
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Join us in congratulating our three new Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve ('Ootchamin 'Ooyakma) Environmental Education Scholars! @Stanford @StanfordBiosci @stanforddoerr
2023: Chrysanthe Frangos
2024: Diego Perez and Shreya Garg!
More info: jrbp.stanford.edu/content/jaâŠ
ALT Pictures of Chrysanthe Frangos, Diego Perez and Shreya Garg
Explore the blog & video below to listen & relive the impact a field station such as Jasper Ridge has had (and will!) on research, education, stewardship & community!
Organizing the 50th anniversary symposium w/ @TadashiFukami @stanfordjrbp staff was a wonderful experience!
New blog: Celebrating Jasper Ridgeâs 50th anniversary! The April 15 symposium provided a platform for reflection on Jasper Ridgeâs legacy and a vision for its continued role in environmental stewardship & scientific discovery. @Stanford
Link: jrbp.stanford.edu/news/celebâŠ
ALT Participants enjoy the Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve (âOotchamin âOoyakma) 50th anniversary symposium. Photo credits: Herschell Taghap, Stanford University.
ALT Clockwise: Laura Jones, Adriana Hernandez, David Freyberg, Esak Ordonez, and Tad Fukami. Photo credits: Herschell Taghap, Stanford University.
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New blog: Celebrating Jasper Ridgeâs 50th anniversary! The April 15 symposium provided a platform for reflection on Jasper Ridgeâs legacy and a vision for its continued role in environmental stewardship & scientific discovery. @Stanford
Link: jrbp.stanford.edu/news/celebâŠ
ALT Participants enjoy the Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve (âOotchamin âOoyakma) 50th anniversary symposium. Photo credits: Herschell Taghap, Stanford University.
ALT Clockwise: Laura Jones, Adriana Hernandez, David Freyberg, Esak Ordonez, and Tad Fukami. Photo credits: Herschell Taghap, Stanford University.
Today the new @stanfordjrbp MOTUS station detected it's first bird - a Band-tailed pigeon (Patagioenas fasciata)! Read more about California's only native pigeon: wildlife.ca.gov/Conservation⊠@CaliforniaDFW
Today our Motus station detected its first bird - a Band-tailed pigeon tagged by @CaliforniaDFW. It has been flying from Santa Cruz, stopped at/near JRBP'O'O, and is now in the Napa marsh region! Thanks to Trevor @JRWildlife for the update! See website: motus.org/data/track?tagDeplâŠ
ALT Map of the Bay Area showing the flight path of the pigeon from Santa Cruz to JRBP'O'O and to Napa area.