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Jack Hatfield

@jackhhatfield.bsky.social

96 followers 160 following 10 posts

I am a researcher in the fields of landscape, community and functional ecology

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Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Sep 29

Thanks! Yes, I can imagine the volume is a problem and many people don’t change from the default CC-BY-NC. I’ll try and go again soon and fill you in a recording form.

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Sep 29

Do you use records from iNaturalist? I went there and added a few during York City Nature Challenge. Also looks to be quite a few other records

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Global Change Biology @globalchangebio.bsky.social · Sep 17

REVIEW
The Greatest Extinction Event in 66 Million Years? Contextualising Anthropogenic Extinctions

🔗 buff.ly/qPG3mEa
@jackhhatfield.bsky.social @anthropocenebio.bsky.social

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Sep 4

This paper was a huge collaborative effort built from a workshop series bringing together ecologists and paleobiologists. I would like to thank all those that made it possible and funding from
@anthropocenebio.bsky.social

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Sep 4

We know that human influence is global and systems are changing rapidly. The placing of current extinctions in context does not negate the need to address known issues many of which clearly impact the longer term prospects of the biosphere

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Sep 4

The current event is still smaller however than events labelled mass extinctions such as that at the end of the Cretaceous. Much uncertainty remains around any of these comparisons. We therefore also discuss the issues of comparing different data and the need for multiple lines of evidence

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Leverhulme Centre for Anthropocene Biodiversity @anthropocenebio.bsky.social · Apr 4

Join one of the world's largest community science events!
The 2025 City Nature Challenge (CNC) runs in York from 25-28 April. Show your love of nature & improve understanding of York's biodiversity by taking photos of wild plants & animals & sharing them with York CNC.

Learn more: lnkd.in/ehaeMMEn

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Mar 21

Seven for a secret never to be told….

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Mar 20

Great to see my first Beefly of the year today! #BeeFlyWatch

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Feb 13

I’m aiming to increase my species count on @inaturalist.bsky.social by 500 this year so was great to see this amazing caterpillar on a recent trip to Exeter

www.inaturalist.org/observations...

Oak Eggar (Lasiocampa quercus)

Oak Eggar from Stocker Road, Exeter, England, GB on February 6, 2025 at 12:23 PM by jhatfield

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Dani cRabaiotti 🦀 @danirabaiotti.bsky.social · Jan 28

We are still recruiting Brazilian experts in species ID at Pivotal. It's remote flexible work so a really handy side gig.

If you can identify Brazilian plants or mammals from photos, of frogs, bats or birds from audio, please apply! 🧪

www.researchgate.net/job/1018369_...

REMOTE ROLE FOR ECOLOGISTS, NATURALISTS, AND TAXONOMIC EXPERTS at Pivotal Future in London, UNITED KINGDOM

Jan 2, 2025 | Ecologists, Naturalists, and Taxonomic Experts ‍ Can you identify birds, bats or frogs from acoustic data? Or can you identify plants,... | EXPIRES IN 4 DAYS

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Inês Martins @inesismartins.bsky.social · Nov 28

🚨Fully-Funded UK PhD Opportunity!🚨

I’m hiring a #PhD exploring the complexities of #biodiversity change across space and time 🌐. Join @cmbeale.bsky.social and me at #York and for this exciting opportunity!

Please share and/or message me if interested. More info and how to apply: shorturl.at/Zu7ED

Jack Hatfield @jackhhatfield.bsky.social · Nov 19

I often see this cat sat here on my way to work. Seems an odd spot but I think I’ve figured it out. The cabinet kicks out a fair amount of heat. Is this an example of individuals adjusting their behaviour to microclimatic conditions?

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