Climate change is coming for New England's cranberries
Climate change is coming for New England's cranberries, by Alejandra Borunda, with quotes based on Ellwood et al. 2013, Cranberry...
Fossil Hunters in the Classroom
(This article was originally published in the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County's Naturalist magazine. Link here.) Libby...
Emerging frontiers in phenological research
**Originally published in EurekAlert** As climate change looms, we urgently need to understand how ecosystems will respond. Plant...
South L.A. Students Are Helping This Museum Collect Data About Climate Change
I was recently interviewed for GOOD magazine about the work La Brea Tar Pits is doing to engage young citizen scientists in sorting...
Determine the timing
The application of a species-extinction model allows improved determination of the timing of phenological events, and increases the...
@TerriersAtWork twitter takeover
This interview was originally published here: http://primacklab.blogspot.jp/2017/09/libby-ellwoods-sept-12th-terriersatwork.html Libby...
Connecting Collections and Ecology
iDigBio continued its 4-year presence at the Ecological Society of America (ESA) conference this year from 5-10 August 2017. Since our...
Shenzhen goes green for IBC 2017
Every six years, botanists gather to discuss the latest discoveries and goals for plant science research at the International Botanical...
The role of citizen science in biological conservation
I'm thrilled to share the news that our Special Issue, "The role of citizen science in biological conservation", has been published as...
Will citizen science cure what ails us?
(This post was originally published here by Jeremiah Bender. I have reposted it below. Thanks for a wonderful evening CCBER!) On Monday...