Doerthe Tetzlaff
tetzlaffecohyd.bsky.social
Doerthe Tetzlaff
@tetzlaffecohyd.bsky.social

Professor in Ecohydrology, Isotopes, Landscape Ecohydrology, Scotland, Berlin

Dörthe Tetzlaff is a German hydrologist who is Professor of Ecohydrology at Humboldt University zu Berlin and Head of Department at the Leibniz-Institute of Freshwater Ecology and Inland Fisheries, Berlin, Germany, since 2017. Tetzlaff was appointed Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh in 2017, Fellow of the American Geophysical Union in 2018, Honorary Fellow of the Geological Society of America in 2019, Fellow of the European Academy of Sciences in 2022 and Member of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities in 2023. .. more

Environmental science 69%
Geography 19%

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Christmas Day sunrise.

Have a wonderful day one and all 🥰

View upriver from the croft to the Torridon mountains, 09.30.

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Our latest post to Substack. 🌐🧪
Arctic Freshet Pulses Drive Outsized CO₂ Losses From Headwater Networks
A tundra stream near Utqiagvik is wider than it was yesterday.
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Attend #EGU26 without a registration fee😮?

If you have physical or mental #disabilities, are chronically ill or have faced barriers attending a #meeting, you can now participate in our Accessibility and Inclusivity Advisory Group by 23 January 2026.
👉: egu.eu/9PXKSQ
📸: Daniel Hölbling on #imaggeo

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Wie kommt das Böse in die Welt? Akademiepräsident @markschies.bsky.social im Gespräch mit L.I.S.A (Gerda Henkel Stiftung) über eine fundamentale Frage der Menschheit.
lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de/zu_gast_bei_...
Die Gnosis. Wie kommt das Böse in die Welt? | L.I.S.A. WISSENSCHAFTSPORTAL GERDA HENKEL STIFTUNG
Warum gibt es das Böse? Auf diese fundamentale Frage der Menschheit hatten die Anhänger der Gnosis eine nur auf den ersten Blick einfache Antwort: Neben den absolut guten Gott setzten sie eine zweite,...
lisa.gerda-henkel-stiftung.de

Happy Midwinter! Days getting longer now again!
Happy midwinter! Solstice blessings!
A beautiful, rich & peaceful sunset to mark the end of the shortest day.
📷 were taken from an old post at the top of the Seaweed Road South Erradale. This spot features in my book Windswept. It was here that wildness came to visit & skies danced with magic.

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Happy midwinter! Solstice blessings!
A beautiful, rich & peaceful sunset to mark the end of the shortest day.
📷 were taken from an old post at the top of the Seaweed Road South Erradale. This spot features in my book Windswept. It was here that wildness came to visit & skies danced with magic.

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Despite the escalating threats to rivers, 2025 brought real progress worth celebrating. To highlight the positive strides being made across the country, we’ve curated a list of our biggest river successes from this past year – Read below! www.americanrivers.org/2025/12/10-b...
10 Big Wins for Rivers in 2025
Despite the escalating threats to rivers, this past year brought real progress worth celebrating. To highlight the positive strides being made across the country, we’ve curated a list of 10 exciting w...
www.americanrivers.org

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UFZ @ufz.de · 7d
Die #UFZ Wissenschafter:innen um Andreas Marx blicken in ihrem #Dürre Jahresrückblick auf 12 Monate voller zeitlicher und räumlicher Kontraste zurück.
Mehr Infos hier: www.ufz.de/index.php?de...

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Give yourself an early Christmas gift. Submit an abstract to next summer's Biogeomon: bit.ly/biogeomon_ab... 🌐🧪

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Meet the people who are Advancing Critical Zone Science Across Sites, Scales, and Disturbances Scales and Disturbances. Visit them and talk about their research in the #AGU25 poster hall this morning: bit.ly/AGU25_H31L 🌐🧪

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3:45–4:15 PM CT — Wiley Booth #207
 Meet the editors & enjoy ice cream!

🛍️ AGU Store — All Day 
Exclusive swag: Pelican mascot, apparel, drinkware & more.

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Day 3 of #AGU25 in New Orleans!
 Another day of learning, inspiration, and connection across science, policy, and community.
Neue Studie: Moor-Emissionen doppelt so hoch wie geschätzt 🌍 Entwässerte Moore in der EU stoßen jährlich 232 Megatonnen CO₂-Äquivalent aus. Eine Hotspot-Karte zeigt, wo Schutz und Wiedervernässung am dringendsten nötig sind 🌱

#Klimaschutz #Nachhaltigkeit #Forschung

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I keep seeing articles about 'rebuilding trust in science'

They all focus on changing how science is carried out, but mistrust in science isn't the result of what scientists do - it has been manufactured by the science denialism industry

Science isn't the problem, the forces of anti-science are

@agu.org can someone please help? I paid several 100$$ online registration fee and I am now told (via impersonal, unhelpful automated emails from service AGU) that I can NOT see any oral talks live and only SOME later (24hrs or 72 hrs later)???

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We have our Thematic Session @britishecologicalsociety.org annual meeting this week on Tuesday 16th December

Past and Future Resilience of Global Wetlands

10:30-12:30 in the Sidlaw Auditorium

Conveners: @nickgirkin.bsky.social @wetlandresilienceresearchgroup.com @alicemmilner.bsky.social
This week during #AGU25 is your chance to meet members of the Critical Zone Network of Networks and discover how this project can support your efforts to collaborate with CZ scientists from all around the world: bit.ly/AGU25_Pod1

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🎧 Listen to the #AGU25 Music Playlist on Spotify—featuring songs submitted by our community that connect to Earth and space science, New Orleans, or the AGU25 theme: Where Science Connects Us. Get excited for #AGU25 with these groovy tunes!

🎶 Listen: buff.ly/F0Ozp6o
🌱 Delve deeper into the ecology of soil with "The Ecology of Soil: From communities to ecosystems", a fascinating new book release from our Executive Editor Richard Bardgett!

🪱 Read more: buff.ly/6A4abeW
I'm recruiting a #PhDstudent ! Deadline Feb 10th!

Explore how forest management shapes peatlands, riparian zones, streams and the #biodiversity that depends on them. www.slu.se/en/about-slu...

Chris Soulsby recognized with AGU Langbein lecture
Maby congrats Chris!
He will present his lecture next week at @agu.org 2025 #AGU25
www.abdn.ac.uk/news/24924/
Aberdeen scientist recognised with major international hydrology award
A University of Aberdeen hydrologist has been named the recipient of a prestigious international award, recognising a lifetime of outstanding contributions to his field by the world's leading learned ...
www.abdn.ac.uk

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Join us for an interactive session on becoming a constructive peer reviewer at #AGU25! 📝

Designed for #EarlyCareer researchers, these sessions will cover key principles, tone management, and AGU’s co-reviewer program.

🔗 buff.ly/5yk1Gkt

#AGUPubs #PeerReview

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Received an email from Wiley today about their new-ish journal River onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/2750.... Can't quite believe that, of 38 associate editors, only five are women. What were they thinking?
River
Click on the title to browse this journal
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
NBER @nber.org · 19d
Households face annual costs of roughly $400–$900 from climate change—mainly from disasters, higher insurance, and energy costs—with lower-income families and certain regions hit disproportionately, from @kclausing.bsky.social, Knittel, and @cwolfram.bsky.social www.nber.org/papers/w34525
If someone tells you the CO2 is coming out of the sea, they try to fool you. We know exactly where it comes from and where it goes. We emit CO2, about half of that stays in the atmosphere, and a quarter each is taken up by oceans and forests.
Measured facts!
globalcarbonbudget.org/gcb-2025/

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New paper out 🐟📏📉📈!
We explored 50 years of data from 14 Atlantic salmon populations across Eastern Canada to see how body size, age, and life-history diversity have been changing.
bit.ly/3KAvUDt
@icesmarine.bsky.social

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'For years, we have told a story of bogs as unproductive, unattractive; dangerous places of waste, empty landscapes we pass through.'

Read an extract from editor @clareshawpoet.bsky.social's contribution to ‘The Book of Bogs' — our December Book of the Month www.caughtbytheriver.net/2025/12/book...

Thanks Nicholas !! For anyone interested in linking water quality and landscape ecohydrological processes…
Hydrology Paper of the Day @tetzlaffecohyd.bsky.social on utilizing stable water isotopes with the EcH2O-iso-nitrate model to characterize landscape-scale hydrological disconnectivity and pathways: nitrogen and nitrate storage and fluxes, and characterizing groundwater-surface water connectivities.
New paper alert integrating #isotope-aided with N-modelling to quantify (dis)connections of different flow paths & related biogeochemical transformations with spatially-explicit estimates of water ages & Damköhler no. ‪@kinarnicholas.bsky.social‬ cld u highlight? THANKS! doi.org/10.1029/2025...

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Hydrology Paper of the Day @tetzlaffecohyd.bsky.social on utilizing stable water isotopes with the EcH2O-iso-nitrate model to characterize landscape-scale hydrological disconnectivity and pathways: nitrogen and nitrate storage and fluxes, and characterizing groundwater-surface water connectivities.
New paper alert integrating #isotope-aided with N-modelling to quantify (dis)connections of different flow paths & related biogeochemical transformations with spatially-explicit estimates of water ages & Damköhler no. ‪@kinarnicholas.bsky.social‬ cld u highlight? THANKS! doi.org/10.1029/2025...

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Beyond Inver croft and the larches... a liquid gold sunset over the Old Man of Storr on Skye.

Wester Ross, Highlands of Scotland.