Mapping the ecosystems of present and future with community science data. Postdoc at the @calacademy he/him or they/them. Mastodon: @avephill@ecoevo.social
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Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
It's rewarding to hear a leading voice in the industry recognize the launch of this product - the culmination of the past seven years of my career - as a milestone for both @planet and for the EO sector as a whole
Recently, @planet announced the launch of its Forest Carbon Diligence product - a global, 30-meter historical time series of forest carbon, as well as tree height and cover, expected to be used in carbon accounting projects.
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
Really important research this week found that climate change is creating “zombie forests” in California. The Sierra Nevada has already warmed by about 1.2 degrees C, which means a fifth of conifer forests in the Sierra Nevada are now in places that have grown too hot for them.
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
What’s a zombie forest? California’s conifers are temporarily cheating death as temperatures rise faster than the trees can shift their range. Research led by Academy postdoc @avephill maps the impact, & could inform conservation methods. Learn more here: bit.ly/3Z5EsV0
ALT A photo of tall ponderosa pines reaching into a bright blue sky.
ALT A photo of Avery Hill taking a break to sit on a rocky slope and enjoy the view of mountains and forests below.
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
Some forests in the Sierra Nevada are mismatched to their climate, which raises questions about how to manage them in the future.
My latest in @Sierra_Magazine:
sierraclub.org/sierra/forest…
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
As the climate changes, trees struggle to keep up. A new Stanford study finds ~20% of all Sierra Nevada conifers are no longer suited to the climate around them. After a major disturbance like a wildfire, they likely will not return.
🌲 Read more: stanford.io/3SBJWof
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
Yesterday was a beautiful day for our #SolsticeSeaStarSearch! We found five species, enjoyed magnificent weather & tidepooling conditions, a lovely sunset & good company & we took our first team photo!
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
I'm so excited to share the culmination of my primary PhD research in the lab of @LizHadly! We analyzed thousands of bones from raptor pellets and subfossil deposits to track small mammal community change in the Anthropocene 🐀🐇🐿 frontiersin.org/articles/10.…
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
Today is a big day in the @hadlylab of #TheAnthropocene. So many are graduating!! Am thrilled and proud and excited to see them change the world! @mviteri64 @kate_lagerstrom @decathlonserge @avephill @jordie7m Vrinda Suresh, Lucas Pavan, and Dorothy Tovar!!
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
Excited to share this new paper out this week in @PNAS with a great team of co-authors led by @OrnithoAle w/ @earth_chris, @rafaelmongecr, @beckyck, @katherinelauck and others examining how biodiversity and infrastructure drive tourism in Costa Rica! tinyurl.com/4d83fk5f (1/7)
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
So excited to share my first publication, co-authored by Allison Stegner and @LizHadly! We use pellets from Yellowstone to confirm that raptors faithfully sample local small mammal diversity. 🦉🐀 cambridge.org/core/journals/…
Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
Even fire-adapted giant sequoias can't withstand California's megafires bit.ly/39Q8uUM
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Avery P. Hill, PhD retweeted
Today, #World_Woman_and_Girls_in_Science_Day we want to give visibility to 11 women who have improved our knowledge about terrestrial ecology and evolution.
They are our 🌟#ESSENTIALRESEARCHERS 🌟
#11February #WomanInScience #SheInspiredMe #WomanInEcology
