Science rooted in relationships! Our mission is to empower the stewardship of working lands by bringing science to collaborative partnerships.
Logan, UT
Joined January 2021
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Jennifer Pett-Ridge @Jeffinerca of @Livermore_Lab, @ucmerced & @UCBerkeley is named an ESA Fellow for her integration of microbial ecology & biogeochemistry, and for her novel methodology linking microbial identity with ecosystem function🏅
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Sasha Reed @ecology_awesome of @USGS is named an ESA Fellow in honor of her extraordinary work shaping biogeochemistry, ecosystem ecology, & global change science, and for her commitment to mentoring & increasing diversity in the field 🏆
Dream postdoc! And you'd be hard pressed to find better mentors and collaborators than @brookebosborne and @Wkolby!
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Looking for recommendations on a good GPS unit for mapping boundaries in the field! Any insights would be so helpful!
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Join us for the ESA 2024 Mixer Beach Taco Party on Tue, Aug 6, 6:30-8:00 PM at Alamitos Beach. Food provided, BYOB! All are welcome! Meet in Prom Lobby at 6:15 PM to walk over. #ESAMixer #BeachParty @ESA_org @Fingdinger
As scientists, ground-truthing is so important. Small diff in veg, mgmt histories, & moisture can often get lost in resources like Ecological Site Descriptions. Walking the ground, while learning from those who steward it, is one of the most important parts of the sci process.
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Interested in soil carbon on #grazinglands? Sign up for the USDA Climate Hub-LTAR webinar series to get a national-level perspective. ltar.ars.usda.gov/2024/07/12… @USLTAR @USDAClimateHubs
Soak in the beauty... The WLC team spent time in N NM & S CO with some stunning landscapes & dedicated stewards. We feel lucky to exp these special places & meet the amazing folks working them every day. Getting grounded & building trust is the 1st step of every project. [1/2]
The champions of the Western Grazing Network, @_NatGLC, are doing the work to truly support land stewards. We are so excited to use our science as part of a toolbox to quantify the good work of folks on the ground. [2/2]
Megan, our superb Soil Science Program Director, spent the day with agricultural educators to speak on soil health in rangelands. Nothing better than digging holes and kicking dirt with rad folks! Many thanks to @usuextension for including us in this workshop!
We've been visiting inspiring stewards across the West. We toured the Dugout Ranch, owned by @nature_org. The working ranch is managed by the Redd family. We feel so privileged to learn from the Redds & researchers working to conserve these stunning desert landscapes.
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Our rangeland carbon project is looking for two postdocs - one at @LamontEarth & one at @WoodwellClimate (ad coming very soon). This is an amazing opportunity to do data-driven science at scale working in collaboration with multiple on-the-ground conservation organizations.
Consider joining my soil lab at Lamont Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University: apply.interfolio.com/147954. I'm looking for a postdoc passionate about grassland soils :) Prior experience in digital soil mapping, process-based modeling, and remote sensing would be ideal!
Many exciting things are happening at WLC! We have 2 new team members! First up is Kendall Beals! She is a soil microbial ecologist working with the Lien Lab @uarizona, landowners, & conservationists to identify the effects of rangeland stream restoration on C sequestration.
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If these Utah Greater Sage-Grouse could talk, they'd agree that "What's good for the bird is good for the herd." Learn how ranchers are helping to aid these birds with technical and financial assistance from @USDA_NRCS.
Learn more: nrcs.usda.gov/programs-initi… @WLFWildlife
We are looking for a Ph.D.-level Research Soil Scientist who will lead our new NRCS-funded Climate Smart Commodities projects in Colorado, New Mexico, and on the Navajo Nation.
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Looking for a #postdoc position in #soilhealth? Check out this job at @WesternMichU to join the lab of our MiSTRIPS collaborator, Kathryn Docherty! This position will be heavily involved in our prairie strips research and farmer outreach!
wmujobs.org/postings/2107
