I have a new paper out! You can read it: Predicting plant attractiveness to pollinators with passive crowdsourcing.1 A while back, my colleague, Doug Landis, was searching the web for pictures of flowers for a project about native plants, and noticed … Continue reading
The semester starts in one week’s time. Before the break, I was furiously working, working, working to get the Open Science and Reproducible Research course at least skeletonized. This week will be all about sorting out tasks I need to get … Continue reading
I opened Facebook this morning to find a friend back home had linked to an article in Maclean’s magazine:1 Here are the issues Canadians care about the most this election It was to the delight of all the confirmation-bias associated … Continue reading
Hi! I'm Christie and I'm an applied quantitative ecologist and new professor. I am an #otherpeoplesdata wrangler, stats enthusiast, and, of course, a bug counter. I cohabitate with five other vertebrates: one spouse, one first grader, one preschooler and two cats. You can find out more about the kind of work I do at my research website.
Forest Soils and Trees Ecosystem Restoration
a blog for the prototype version of the Open Science And Reproducible Research Course
an ecology blog by Sarah Supp
Writings about arthropod ecology, arachnids & academia at McGill University
Seldom original. Often wrong. Occasionally interesting.
One Wyoming lab group's trials and triumphs
my place for wondering aloud
Improving LGBTQ+ visibility in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
The personal writings of one scientist, trying to improve the system.
