Online Ecology Seminars April 6th - 10th
In this Specialization, you will learn to analyze and visualize data in R and create reproducible data analysis reports, demonstrate a conceptual understanding of the unified nature of statistical inference, perform frequentist and Bayesian statistical inference and modeling to understand natural phenomena and make data-based decisions, communicate statistical results correctly, effectively, and in context without relying on statistical jargon, critique data-based claims and evaluated data-based decisions, and wrangle and visualize data with R packages for data analysis.
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PhD Exit Seminar
EEB Seminar: Join us Thursday, April 8th at 12:30 pm EST for an exit seminar by our very own, PhD Candidate Wenxi Feng. He will be speaking on “Understanding distributions of freshwater turtles in Southern Ontario: Applications of environmental DNA technology”. DM for zoom link!
Don't forget to register for the Student Affairs Committee's webinar tomorrow: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
Dr. @haldre1 Rogers and Dr. @BrettScheffers will be talking about conservation's newest frontiers and their own critical research and conservation journeys.
@HugePossum presents the 6 April @UQ_CBCS Tuesday seminar: Why do more science and monitoring for conservation? Why not spend all our money and time on actions? Find out by Zoom at 11am, preceded by in-person morning tea at 10:30am
Our next speaker is Joan Strassmann from Washington University, she will talk about what does cooperation and conflict in microbes have in common with animal social behavior.
See you on Youtube this Tuesday!
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Please join us *Tuesday, 1:30pm*: special seminar by award-winning Canadian ecologist, Dr. Jalene LaMontagne:
*Embracing Variability in Population Ecology: Continental synchrony in mast seeding to urban ecology*
uottawa-ca.zoom.us/j/96893252010?…
@CSEE_SCEE @StephenBHeard @JeannettWhitton
Join us Tuesday April 6 at 7pm for an evening about monitoring turtles in their habitats. Wenxi Feng will lead a Zoom webinar on how eDNA could enhance our understanding on the ecology of two local freshwater turtles. Visit elbowlakecentre.com/events for more information.
Dr. Katharine Wilkinson is the author of the featured book of the EcoCareers Conference happening April 7-8, 2021. Find her at kkwilkinson.com @DrKWilkinson
Photo: Callie Giovanna / TED
Register for EcoCareers Conference here:
accelevents.com/e/EcoCareers20…
You’re Invited to join us for a webinar on #mte2021virtual platform, reserve your free seat now: ibentos.com/mte2021/
Webinar Titled “STEM - Ecosystem & Biodiversity”.
Date: 07th April 2021 / Time: 10.30 am
Brought to you by National STEM Association
In this webinar on 4/7, panelists will discuss a new report "Mental Health, Substance Use, & Wellbeing in Higher Education: Supporting the Whole Student" from @theNASEM to discuss ways to support the mental health of STEMMM graduate students. Register: asbmb.org/meetings-event…
Remember to register for the SCGIS-CBI Webinar by Erika Knight and Lotem Taylor from Audubon this Thursday, April 8th @10AM PT: Mapping Bird Migrations and Threats Across the Western Hemisphere: consbio.org/newsroom/event…
You're invited to our next Zoom seminar: "Strengthening CBNRM policy in Zimbabwe" by Prof. Gandiwa, Director of Science @Zimparks - closely involved in a new national strategy for community-based conservation. 8 April - register: zimscb.org/seminars
Join us for the 3rd webinar sponsored by ASP Conservation Committee, "Hunting, Wildlife Markets and Food Security" on April 8, 3pm EDT. Register by April 7 to receive the Zoom link. The webinar is free and open to all.
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photo: James Martin, cc by 3.0
How can computer science help with protecting, restoring & expanding the world's #woodlands as Nature-based solutions to the climate & #biodiversity crises? Prof David Coomes from @plantsci discusses this at next week's Systems Research Group Seminar. ow.ly/g36o50EaQvd
Virtual seminar on “The contribution of beekeeping to livelihoods and biodiversity conservation in Africa” Dr. Chemurot Moses @chemurot Lecturer in Department of Zoology, Entomology & Fisheries Sciences is one of the presenters. Register: msu.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
