Online Ecology Seminars March 2nd - 5th
R has become an extremely powerful and flexible platform for making figures, tables, and reproducible reports. However, R can be intimidating for first time users, and there are so many resources online that it can be difficult to sort through without guidance. To fill that need, this course is intended for learners who have little or no experience with R but who are looking for an introduction to this tool.
By the end of this course, students will be able to import data into R, manipulate that data using tools from the popular tidyverse package, and make simple reports using R Markdown. The course is designed for students with good basic computing skills, but limited if any experience with programming.
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Don't miss our next seminar!
Tomorrow at 1pm we will have @DieterLukas from @MPI_EVA_Leipzig telling us about environments, kinship, and the evolution of societies. 🫂
See you on zoom! 🖥️
@AFredston presents tomorrow's @UQ_CBCS Tuesday seminar, on understanding, predicting and managing marine species on the move. Seminar 11am, morning tea 10:30am, both by Zoom
Our first speaker of spring program is Tim Clutton-Brock from University of Cambridge. Based on long-term studies of mongooses, he will give a talk about the evolution of cooperative breeding in mammals.
See you on Youtube live this Tuesday!
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First @EcoEvo_ANU webinars for 2021! Awesome @martinwikelski from @maxplanckpress (Institute of Animal Behaviour) talks about "An Internet of Animals". Everyone is welcome.
Wed 3 March 11pm Germany
Thurs 4 March 9am Canberra
Join us on Zoom. Details👇
biology.anu.edu.au/news-events/ev…
Please join us on Wed 3/3 at 11am PT for the next seminar in the @nceas series on equity & justice in ecology! We are excited to welcome Dr. Chris Schell @cschell_canids, who will speak about "Wealth, race, and wildlife: the impacts of structural inequality on urban wildlife."
👋🏼 Don’t miss @IUCNssc #ReverseTheRed Live Webinar discussion March 3 on how our collective efforts can help species not only survive, but thrive.
Happening live March 3 at 10 am EST
This Wednesday (March 3rd 18:00 GMT) we will be hearing "Muddy Evolution: A preliminary investigation into the systematics and biogeography of mud snakes (Homalopsidae)" by Justin Bernstein!
To access the seminar on the day, please use this link:
bit.ly/3r1S2rq
Successful wildlife conservation requires collaboration and specialized knowledge. @McrMuseum & @Panwildlife have develop a projects that helps conserve endangered species, ecosystems & support local communities.
Find out more at the LIVE webinar.
Book👉 bit.ly/2Phh7Rk
@Dr_Radice, a postdoc in the @BarshisLab, is giving a seminar this Wednesday at 3:00 pm Eastern as part of the @NatlParkService Connected Conservation webinar series.
Veronica Radice @Dr_Radice
Please join us on Wed 3/3 at 11am PT for the next seminar in the @nceas series on equity & justice in ecology! We are excited to welcome Dr. Chris Schell @cschell_canids, who will speak about "Wealth, race, and wildlife: the impacts of structural inequality on urban wildlife."
Please join us for the upcoming #EvolutionVU Seminar featuring 2 #Vanderbilt PostDocs! @steph_birnbaum & @NoraKESchulz will present their work on Weds, Mar 3 at 3:10pm CT. The the seminar will be followed by a Zoom reception (4:15-5pm). Registration req’d: vanderbilt.zoom.us/webinar/regist…
Hi everyone. Our next research seminar is this Wednesday, March 3rd at 3:00 pm on Zoom. The seminar is entitled "Coping with Novel Toxins: Integrative Ecotoxicology in Insects." The seminar will be presented by Dr. Megan Kobiela, a Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Biological
Honored to open the @BritishEcolSoc #EcologyLive seminar series on next 4 March. I will talk about how at the @Maestrelab we are following Alexander von Humboldt´s steps to study the ecology of global drylands + info & register 👉britishecologicalsociety.org/events/ecology…
Turtle Conservation as a Vehicle for One Health
MammalWeb Talk (Free online event) - 4th March 2021
Join Dr Pen-Yuan Hsing to find out more about how the the MammalWeb project has developed over the last 7 years, expanding from County Durham to international mammal monitoring #cameratrapping
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EEB Seminar: Join us on Thursday, Mar. 4th, at 12:30 pm EST for a seminar by Dr. Emily Choy @Emily_S_Choy (@mcgillu & @ECCCSciTech). She will be discussing “Marine predators as sentinels of environmental change in Arctic ecosystems”. DM for zoom link!
Next @Wildlife_Trade webinar on 5 March @ 1pm UK time will discuss how postcolonial and decolonial approaches might enhance our understanding of the relationship between #COVID19, the environment and #wildlife. Register here ->
In this online seminar Ryan Kepler will talk about Hypocreales fungi. Famous as insect parasites, he'll also discuss using molecular tools to understand their evolution and improving our interactions with these fascinating fungi.
Fri Mar 6, 7pm
Signup: parasiticfungi.eventbrite.com
Berkeley folks- join us at next Friday’s Wildlife & Conservation Biology Seminar to hear Tony speak about his “Research on fur seals and sea lions in the California Current Ecosystem.” 3/5 @ noon!
The Marine Mammal Center @TMMC