Biodiversity - Insects - Conservation - Forest Ecology - Deadwood - Natural Dynamics #TUDresden #BerchtesgadenNationalPark
Tharandt, Germany
Joined May 2021
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The article uses comprehensive data from the
@BExplo_research platform to show that the joint goals are best achieved in stands of larger trees, and that pine forests are poor for both biodiversity and carbon
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We are hiring a postdoc who will study bacterial biogeography from local to global scale. If you want to join our group in the Institute of Microbiology, Prague and explore with us this topic, look here: mbucas.cz/wp-content/uploads…
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In this paper, @SebSeibold, @_tobiasrichter and co-authors investigated the #AlpineBirds community using #bioacustic audio recorders and #RemoteSensing across vegetation and elevation gradients
doi.org/10.1111/ddi.13905
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... and here with a nice summary graphic, showing why #rainforest #birds don't come easy 🌱🦜🎶🎵🌴🐦⬛
🦜🐦⬛Birds don't come easy:
How bird species' traits and niches change along a forest recovery gradient in the Chocó. Detected by their 'music' 🌱🌴🎵🎶🌳
New paper led by @AnaFalconiLopez @DA_Don_Oso @eco_FSF
reassembly.de/news/birds-don…
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Here, Neyret et al. use data from 150 grassland sites to identify a coordinated slow-fast strategy response at a community level to land use intensification across above- and belowground taxa.
@margot_neyret @PeteEcology
@BExplo_research @geobiodiversity
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Next years annual meeting of @GfoeSoc the Ecological Society of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland will be @TU_Muenchen in Freising! The call for session proposals is now open @ gfoe-conference.de/index.php…. Would be great to see you all in Freising in September!
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📢 New publication about the relationship of heterogeneity and biodiversity of #forest fauna! 🦋 Analysis of different heterogeneity factors like #deadwood and forest stands reveals positive impacts on #diversity and redundancy of various #animal groups. sciencedirect.com/science/ar….
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#OpenAccess in @ESAEcology:
Wood decomposition is increased by insect diversity, selection effects, and interactions between insects and microbes
With #opendata thanks to @figshare
@joyzou18 @SebSeibold @edfm_tum
doi.org/10.1002/ecy.4184
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Getting the attention of @Bloomberg! Co-created with our science team and published in @NatureComms, did you catch the latest piece on tracking #forest #restoration with #AI? 🌳
The study featured used #ecoacoustics and AI models to track forest restoration in the Choco region of Ecuador! Read more here 👉 rfcx.org/publications/sounds…
On @Bloomberg ➡ bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
In collaboration with: @jocotoco_org, @eco_FSF, @z_burivalova, @NBluthgen, @MarconiCamposC1, @TUDarmstadt, @Uni_WUE, @ReassemblyNet, @SebSeibold, @alearteagath, @connie_tremlett, @unibt, @NinaGrella, @AnaFalconiLopez, @DA_Don_Oso, @MoriniereJerome, & @UDLAEcuador
#naturetech #UsingTechToProtect #bioacoustics
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Our new study @NatureComms shows that #soundscapes 🎙🎶 and deep learning are powerful tools for tracking biodiversity recovery in tropical forests🪲🦋🦜🌴 @ReassemblyNet!
Great collaboration w/ @z_burivalova @NBluthgen @RainforestCx @jocotoco_org & others
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What is the effect of forest disturbances on the fitness of ungulates? We combined body mass data for >370,000 animals with disturbances mapped from space to find out: besjournals.onlinelibrary.wi… Work led by R. Reiner, w/ @corneliussenf @SebSeibold out in @JAppliedEcology
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Interested in the dynamics of subalpine forests? Want to study novel disturbance regimes with particular focus on invasive alien pathogens? Come join us for a PhD @edfm_tum & #BerchtesgadenNP, studying mountain pine dynamics. Full job ad (DE/EN) here: nationalpark-berchtesgaden.b…
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New preprint: A fast-slow trait continuum at the level of entire communities' led by @margot_neyret Found by combining expert knowledge with trait data for >2800 above- and belowground taxa from 14 trophic guilds in the @BExplo_research plots. biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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Another exciting publication from our BeLongDead project (biodiversity-exploratories.d…) showing that factors such as organismic #diversity and microbial activity have stronger impact on the #deadwood decay process at the regional scale than exogenous factors. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Looking for tree traits? Together with our new paper in @Ecology_Letters we also published a comprehensive set of 36 physicochemical traits of 75 European woody plants. Data is publicly available online at: datadryad.org/stash/dataset/…
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Are you also excited about disturbances as a tool for ecosystem restoration? Then you can help us make it to the "restoration project of the year", by casting your vote here undekade-restoration.de/wahl… for our project "Störungen als Motor der Wiederherstellung"! Open until May 1st!
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We are hiring! Interested in working in an amazing environment with a wonderful team? We are looking for (1) a PostDoc on biodiversity of dynamically changing ecosytems & (2) a PhD student on forest adaptation options to clim change portal.mytum.de/jobs/wissens… portal.mytum.de/jobs/wissens…
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Data from a large-scale experiment covering faunal succession in deadwood over eight years reveals that beetle beta-diversity stays high over time, but is less explained by tree species. Find out more: doi.org/10.1111/1365-2656.13…
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What a great group to discuss all things forest disturbance and ecosystem dynamics! Thank you all for coming to #Berchtesgaden, and for your contributions to our symposium #fded2022! I learned a lot, and hope that we can continue the conversation, both virtually and in person!
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In this new paper led by our PhD researcher Pascal Edelmann, we show how forest management affects saproxylic beetles through tree species composition and canopy cover.
Read all about it here:
authors.elsevier.com/a/1fnrQ…
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