Multi-species collaborator, water lover, asst prof @UWSMEA |Lab @waterRelations | Book: Underflows: Queer Trans Ecology and River Justice https://nitter.gq/t.co/R4EG4YBOL1
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#DYK The USGS defines "water year" as the 12 months from October 1 for any given year through September 30 of the following year. Thus, the year ending September 30, 2023 is called the "2023" water year.
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This heat wave, and the threat of wildfires, makes me appreciate #beaver engineered fire refugia even more. This complex is on Little Last Chance Creek up in N. California - in some ways these ponds were a "little last chance" for all the critters during the fire here last year.
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As we close out American Wetlands Awareness Month, learn more about how wetlands recharge wells, act as sponges during storms and flood events, and keep water cool for salmon #wetlandawareness #salmonprotection
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#LostLakeFire name is derived from abandoned meander of pre-dam Colorado River. Lost Lake Resort was named for a real Lost Lake located nearby. Lost Lake was fed by shallow groundwater of old meander. Fascinating fluvial history in Parker Valley! #AZFire
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Whelp. It was 38% on average last Friday. Just 27% today. Snowmelt started earlier, peaked earlier and will be over earlier than we've seen before. #saveourwater #CAdrought
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If you missed the #NACCB2020 plenary, @cschell_canids & I chatted about some of the content for this new paper
Here's the full video of that plenary which also has a number of other phenomenal & related talks
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I cannot express how proud, honored, and thankful I am for us to have a platform to write and present this for you all. As science activists, we are excited to initiate a long overdue conversation.
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We make a call to action to the scientific and global community alike to address, reconcile, and interrogate systemic racism, classism, sexism, Indigenous rights, etc., because these forms of structural violence are devastating the natural world washington.edu/news/2020/08/…
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Written with an awesome team of co-authors, @MaxRLambert @_kdyson @fuetra88 @DrSimoneDr @technodowser @danica_miller and Nyeema Harris, we explore in detail how government-sponsored racism and classism, through redlining, displacement, etc., impact eco-evo processes
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I am beyond thrilled to share our new paper in Science today, "The ecological and evolutionary consequences of systemic racism in urban environments". #urbanecology #BlackLivesMatter @aaas @BEcologists @BlackAFinSTEM @uwearthlab @UWEnvironment @uwtacoma science.sciencemag.org/conte…
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Hoopa Valley Tribe files suit seeking to block US water contracts with Central Valley ag trib.al/ahAUVVL
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Scientists using Hawaiian language to name celestial bodies while refusing to decommission telescopes on unceded land is a tremendous example of using decolonization as a metaphor #SciNetWorkshop
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Important to see this connection of scientists on the same ships as slave traders & how those shared space influenced racism, eugenics & the dehumanization of brown bodies in science. By coming to terms with our history, we work towards an inclusive future sciencemag.org/news/2019/04/…
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Why aren’t anti-American Indian groups considered hate groups? The answer lies in a combination of coded language, mainstream ignorance of Indigenous issues and long-embedded racism against Native Americans. hcn.org/articles/tribal-affa… @annavtoriasmith for @highcountrynews
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In honor of #IndigenousPeoplesDay and the first naturalists. California native peoples have 10,000 or more years of experience observing, talking about, and depending on CA flora and fauna. Basket by Linda Yamane, Rumsien Ohlone basket weaver from Monterey & CalNat guest speaker
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Passionate about our environment? Check out this exciting upcoming workshop with UC Berkeley's Alastair Iles.
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We are looking for a vibrant, accomplished, and collaborative leader to serve as the Director of California Sea Grant go.ucsd.edu/2N7vguP
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"Cuando el río no suena..." Los ríos intermitentes protagonizan el nuevo número especial de @ecomandanga ecomandanga.org/2018/05/15/a…
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Opinion: State law recognizes rivers and groundwater are connected -- now what? bayareane.ws/2jGtnrp by UC Hastings Prof Dave Owen, Alida Cantor (@Portland_State) and Michael @Kiparsky, director of the Wheeler Water Institute at @BerkeleyLawCLEE. via @mercnews
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'It’s About Taking Back What’s Ours': Native Women Reclaim Land, Plot By Plot huffingtonpost.com/entry/nat…