Can anyone recommend a structured online resource for teaching yourself Bayesian stats? Preferably free and preferably for ecologists :)
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The Conversation Cafe led by @treeslasthope at the 2022 FL @foresters Chapter Meeting was an awesome experience. She was able to get a room full of introverted natural resource professionals to talk about #rxfire 🔥 frequency and seasonality! w/ @SFFGS_UF
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Yesterday @ecologyonfire and @_JenFill served up some motivational #fireecology at the 2022 FL @foresters state chapter meeting. Their research drives home the importance keeping fire in frequent-fire ecosystems to conserve plant diversity.
Our article is out! @ecologyonfire onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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If you use @iNaturalist to upload plant observations, on its webpage or Android app, you can make annotations regarding plant phenology (e.g., flowering, fruiting). This would be super helpful for phenology studies!
Hi twitter scientists, which Github license do you use for publishing code and data associated with a paper? Or, where can I find an "idiot's guide"?
Anyone have experience with shipping soil samples from another country back to the US? (permits/dry ice packaging/shipping methods, etc.) DM me, please!
Such a great field trip yesterday discussing with SFFGS/FLSAF symposium participants the results of collaboration between scientists and managers in restoration! Photo credit: Tyler Jones, UF/IFAS












