Jake Lawlor
@jakelawlor.bsky.social
PhD candidate @mcgillu, tidepool enthusiast, data nerd. wondering where species are & where else they might go. posting #speciesonthemove #rstats & #dataviz
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Jake Lawlor
@jakelawlor.bsky.social
· May 2
INVITED COMMENTARY
Don't Miss the Forest for the Trees: How Abstracting Nature Can Get Us Closer to Our Goals
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@jakelawlor.bsky.social
Don't Miss the Forest for the Trees: How Abstracting Nature Can Get Us Closer to Our Goals
📄 buff.ly/F20SyEt
@jakelawlor.bsky.social
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How should we predict the future for biodiversity? Should models focus on responses of individual species, or projections of change at community scales?
Happy to see this short commentary discussing different modeling strategies and their utilities out now in Global Change Biology.
Happy to see this short commentary discussing different modeling strategies and their utilities out now in Global Change Biology.
Reposted by Jake Lawlor
buff.ly
INVITED COMMENTARY
Don't Miss the Forest for the Trees: How Abstracting Nature Can Get Us Closer to Our Goals
📄 buff.ly/F20SyEt
@jakelawlor.bsky.social
Don't Miss the Forest for the Trees: How Abstracting Nature Can Get Us Closer to Our Goals
📄 buff.ly/F20SyEt
@jakelawlor.bsky.social
Jake Lawlor
@jakelawlor.bsky.social
· Mar 4
Late intro to Bluesky- I'm Jake.
I'm a final-year PhD candidate at McGill U studying #ClimateChange, #RangeShifts, and #MarineConservation. Here to connect, chat science, and find an #RStats job post-PhD.
Heres me conducting seasonal subaquatic faunal surveys (read: ice fishing) in QC last month.
I'm a final-year PhD candidate at McGill U studying #ClimateChange, #RangeShifts, and #MarineConservation. Here to connect, chat science, and find an #RStats job post-PhD.
Heres me conducting seasonal subaquatic faunal surveys (read: ice fishing) in QC last month.
Reposted by Jake Lawlor
Is California’s network of science-based marine protected areas (MPAs) effective at conserving marine fish populations? The answer is a resounding yes, according to a new study from the National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS). conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...