Armand
@armandrm.bsky.social
PhD student on species distribution models, biotic interactions and Climate change | A veces politólogo, dice mi abuelo | Vlc 🦇
¿Alguien que sepa de huellas de vertebrados ibéricos? Zona entre Valencia y Albacete
November 25, 2025 at 2:50 PM
¿Alguien que sepa de huellas de vertebrados ibéricos? Zona entre Valencia y Albacete
Can you make species distribution models fun for kids?
At the european researcher's night at MNCN I made a little game to explain them, and they got really into it!
At the european researcher's night at MNCN I made a little game to explain them, and they got really into it!
September 29, 2025 at 7:47 AM
Can you make species distribution models fun for kids?
At the european researcher's night at MNCN I made a little game to explain them, and they got really into it!
At the european researcher's night at MNCN I made a little game to explain them, and they got really into it!
Ayer tuve ocasión en el #Conserbio de hablar sobre el rol de las interacciones bióticas (la competencia, más concretamente) en la distribución de las especies 🤙🦋
September 19, 2025 at 7:57 AM
Ayer tuve ocasión en el #Conserbio de hablar sobre el rol de las interacciones bióticas (la competencia, más concretamente) en la distribución de las especies 🤙🦋
🎯¿Cómo ha sido este último año político?
Los partidos suelen tener un discurso, con sus alianzas y estategias, pero..
¿y si nos fijamos en algo empírico, demostrable, sobre cómo y con quién han votado en el Congreso este último año para ver parentescos reales entre las diferentes formaciones?🧶
Los partidos suelen tener un discurso, con sus alianzas y estategias, pero..
¿y si nos fijamos en algo empírico, demostrable, sobre cómo y con quién han votado en el Congreso este último año para ver parentescos reales entre las diferentes formaciones?🧶
August 12, 2025 at 4:39 PM
🎯¿Cómo ha sido este último año político?
Los partidos suelen tener un discurso, con sus alianzas y estategias, pero..
¿y si nos fijamos en algo empírico, demostrable, sobre cómo y con quién han votado en el Congreso este último año para ver parentescos reales entre las diferentes formaciones?🧶
Los partidos suelen tener un discurso, con sus alianzas y estategias, pero..
¿y si nos fijamos en algo empírico, demostrable, sobre cómo y con quién han votado en el Congreso este último año para ver parentescos reales entre las diferentes formaciones?🧶
Lotka & Volterra (1920s):
Math for predator-prey dynamics. Although imperfect, pushed the boundaries of ecology like just a few.
MacArthur & Wilson (1967): Island Biogeography Theory. Similar to what happened to Hawaii or Puerto Rico, as Benito said. Tourists move in, locals priced out.
Math for predator-prey dynamics. Although imperfect, pushed the boundaries of ecology like just a few.
MacArthur & Wilson (1967): Island Biogeography Theory. Similar to what happened to Hawaii or Puerto Rico, as Benito said. Tourists move in, locals priced out.
January 28, 2025 at 12:34 AM
Lotka & Volterra (1920s):
Math for predator-prey dynamics. Although imperfect, pushed the boundaries of ecology like just a few.
MacArthur & Wilson (1967): Island Biogeography Theory. Similar to what happened to Hawaii or Puerto Rico, as Benito said. Tourists move in, locals priced out.
Math for predator-prey dynamics. Although imperfect, pushed the boundaries of ecology like just a few.
MacArthur & Wilson (1967): Island Biogeography Theory. Similar to what happened to Hawaii or Puerto Rico, as Benito said. Tourists move in, locals priced out.
Alexander von Humboldt (1769):
Big time jump here, but he connected biodiversity to altitude and latitude and illustrated them with awesome sketches. Probably one of the firsts to document human impacts in the landscape. He served as a great inspiration to a young Darwin.
Big time jump here, but he connected biodiversity to altitude and latitude and illustrated them with awesome sketches. Probably one of the firsts to document human impacts in the landscape. He served as a great inspiration to a young Darwin.
January 28, 2025 at 12:34 AM
Alexander von Humboldt (1769):
Big time jump here, but he connected biodiversity to altitude and latitude and illustrated them with awesome sketches. Probably one of the firsts to document human impacts in the landscape. He served as a great inspiration to a young Darwin.
Big time jump here, but he connected biodiversity to altitude and latitude and illustrated them with awesome sketches. Probably one of the firsts to document human impacts in the landscape. He served as a great inspiration to a young Darwin.
Last week I had the chance to talk a little bit with highschool students about climate change and inequality at CasviSchool.
I left more optimistic than when I entered. Their curiosity, concern and commitment to tackle these challenges inspired me, they are ready to press for a change.
I left more optimistic than when I entered. Their curiosity, concern and commitment to tackle these challenges inspired me, they are ready to press for a change.
December 10, 2024 at 4:29 PM
Last week I had the chance to talk a little bit with highschool students about climate change and inequality at CasviSchool.
I left more optimistic than when I entered. Their curiosity, concern and commitment to tackle these challenges inspired me, they are ready to press for a change.
I left more optimistic than when I entered. Their curiosity, concern and commitment to tackle these challenges inspired me, they are ready to press for a change.
Heat stress has also a lot to do with inequality.
A very interesting report:
policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/cl...
A very interesting report:
policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/cl...
December 1, 2024 at 2:07 PM
Heat stress has also a lot to do with inequality.
A very interesting report:
policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/cl...
A very interesting report:
policy-practice.oxfam.org/resources/cl...