Madhusudan 🦉 KattiCurious about which diurnal urban vertebrates like what fruiting and flowering tree species in Bengaluru?
Come check out my talk in this session about to start in ~5min in BCC 349! Mine is 4th of 5 talks.
#UrbanEcology #ESA2025
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“Let’s stop saying ‘human’ when we mean Capitalism, Colonialism, Racism, and Patriarchy” as the real sources of environmental destruction and our linked crises of climate disruption and extinction! Thank you @jacquelyngill.bsky.social for naming these real threats in an Ecology conference. #ESA2025
Important new piece by Indigenous scholars—including ecologists @1nativesoilnerd.bsky.social and @niiyokamigaabaw.bsky.social (who is here at #ESA2025 this week)—who set out eight steps to stop marginalization in academia and to enable a shared Indigenous agenda in science.
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Alayna MeadHi #ESA2025! I'll be talking about phenology in a poplar hybrid zone at 3:45 this afternoon in the "Beyond Budburst–Connecting Phenological Transitions Among Tissues and Times in Woody Plants" session. Excited to hear some phenology talks!
DryadFor #ESA2025 we're featuring a few of the many datasets published through our partnership with the Ecological Society of America.
Explore "Macroinvertebrate habitat use and the cascading effects of a native and non-native species" from researchers Alexander Mott, April Blakeslee, Stacy Krueger-Hadfield, & Amy Fowler
DATA: bit.ly/3H7M9GG
ARTICLE: bit.ly/4fOD5U5
#opendata #openaccess #biodiversity #biology #ecology #behavioralecology
3. Vallari Sheel’s #UrbanEcology work which I will present in this talk:
COS 162-04 - Examining ecological interactions between urban tree and vertebrate species in Bengaluru, India
Thu, Aug 14
2:15 – 2:30 PM EDT
BCC 349
#ESA2025
2. Tira Beckham’s #EnvironmentalJustice work:
LB 06-068 - Flood Risk at the Margins: Spatial Disparities in Flood Exposure for North Carolina's Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Communities
Thu, Aug 14, 5:00 – 6:30 PM EDT
#ESA2025
1. Michael Caslin is here with a poster
LB 14-191 - Surviving a direct hit from Hurricane Maria: Forests are more vulnerable to hurricane damage and slower to recover at higher elevations in southeastern Puerto Rico
LB - Forests; Thu, Aug 14, 5:00 – 6:30 PM EDT
ESA Exhibit Hall
#ESA2025
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Looking for more from my Lab of Reconciliation Ecology at #ESA2025? We have three presentations lined up for Thursday afternoon—2 posters in the late-breaking session, and a talk in a contributed session—all featuring the work of 3 of my PhD students who are close to finishing!