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- RT @JMBecologist: Grasslands cover about 40% of land globally, but are the Cinderella of the World's habitats, and their future looks bleak… 5 days ago
- RT @GlobalChangeBio: Community diversity outweighs effect of warming on plant colonization @JaneCatford @john_m_dwyer @kclgeography @CedarC… 2 weeks ago
- RT @unpeatable: Totally 'over the moon' and super proud advisor with @HarryShepherd_'s first PhD paper on the role of propagules in the rec… 3 weeks ago
Tag Archives: Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve
Land of 10,000 Lakes
Located on the Canadian border, smack bang in the middle of the US, Minnesota is indeed a land of many lakes. While this postcard does sell them a bit short (there are in fact about 15,000 lakes and that doesn’t … Continue reading
Project kick-off: propagule pressure, functional traits, resource availability and plant invasion
As mentioned in a previous post, I was lucky enough to be awarded one of the inaugural ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Awards (DECRA) late last year. I officially started my DECRA research in April, so I thought it was … Continue reading
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Tagged alien plant invasion, Australia, Australian National University, Biodiversity, Brendan Wintle, Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve, Cindy Hauser, community assembly, David Tilman, field experiment, Invasive species, Mick McCarthy, Peter Vesk, University of Minnesota
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ARC success!
Nov 2011 – I’ve just been awarded a Discovery Early Career Researcher Award from the Australian Research Council. Over the next three years (2012-2015), I will investigate the susceptibility of native vegetation edges to alien plant invasion using quantitative and … Continue reading
