Science Educator and Outdoor Enthusiast; Climate Change Educator (she/her)
Barre, VT
Joined March 2017
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So looking forward to hearing from these amazing leaders!
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This is one reason I love storytelling and examples! People’s individual narratives aren’t theoretical and clean; they’re intersectional, complex, and can invite us to think, open our eyes, and make connections we hadn’t previously seen. #teachclimatechat
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Love the idea of "intellectual treasures".
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We are so excited about the community of climate change education leaders we are bringing together. Looking for an inspiring climate centered professional development opportunity this summer? Join us #SICCE21!
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I'm representing @ClimateGenOrg on #NSTAchat tonight 8pm CT. Follow us to learn about Science as a Human Endeavor #environmentaleducation #climatechangeeducation #ClimateJustice and how to #TeachClimate. What are you doing for #EarthDay? 🌍
So proud of my team @ClimateGenOrg! They organized #EarthDaySlam to bring together visual and written artists, scientists, educators, and adventurers for #EarthDay50 #EarthDay2020! Check out crowdcast.io/e/earth-day-sto… and our new book: Eyewitness
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Good way to practice R-coding and increasing your online visibility. #RaderLab
If you’re an academic you need a website so that people can easily find info about your research and publications. Here’s how to make your own website for free in around an hour using the blogdown package in #Rstats [UPDATED 2019 THREAD]
Finding colleagues that have the skills to temper their professional goals with emotional and cultural sensitivity is difficult. Its time for academia to invest in developing interpersonal skills rather than just technical expertise. go.nature.com/1HyLylV
check out this great postdoc opportunity!
Want to do a Postdoc in 2020 on #wildpollinators #ozpollinators in the @RaderLab or with other cool collaborators @UniNewEngland and @ERS_UNE like @RoseLAndrew or @ManuSaunders ? Contact me with an idea 2pg EOI's are due Friday 21st June 2019 🐝🐞🌿🌻tiny.cc/hs7h7y
I wonder who is making the list of bee-friendly plants for this program... thehill.com/policy/energy-en…
R-package to assist in collection management and specimen labeling @RaderLab
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SELFING RATES OFTEN VARY WIDELY AMONG PLANT POPULATIONS
New review based on 105 species / 741 populations.
Highlights role of heritable floral traits and pollination environment influencing #selfing and #outcrossing
Free copy of our review: doi.org/10.3389/fevo.2018.00…
Great to see @RaderLab hardwork #fliesforpollination #ozpollinators xitter.cf/pete_arkle/status/1012…
@rominatwi - native pollinators are making an important contribution in key hort crops in Oz #AUSBee3 #AusAg @UniNewEngland
Gearing up for the Advanced R series at #rezbazsyd 3-5July @MacquarieUniCEH Super excited to learn #tidyverse, geospatial analyses, and #shinyapp! Who is attending from @RaderLab?
Insightful thread on deciding when and how to use zero-inflated models. @RaderLab xitter.cf/NPilakouta/status/9959…
I was recently asked to give a stats talk in my department on how to analyse zero-inflated count data, which is a common problem in ecology (and especially behavioural ecology). I came up with this flowchart and thought I'd share it in case it's useful for any of you #rstats
