I find myself drawn back to blogosphere by a nice short comment about simulation in ecology.

New PhD project on biodiversity indicators. 10 tips for dealing with work and parental leave.

The Quantitative and Applied Ecology Group. In Baltimore from the 9. You can check out their work. Are they really declining? The effect of inconsistent definitions on bird trends. August; COS 84-5, room 323.

Within the School of BioSciences. I aim to develop rational, repeatable and transparent approaches to environmental management that account for uncertainty, incomplete knowledge and scarce data.

Making sense of ecological data while having fun with science. Who, why and what. Check out the website! October 15, 2013.

Wildlife, stats and decisions. I have just returned from ICCB2015. I really enjoyed it, and as usual from such a forum, it was the place to meet old friends, forge new alliances and spark fresh ideas. Is this a male trait, given the line-out of speakers? But not all conservation p.

Info and news for members and associates of the Environmental Decisions Group.

The Conservation Science research group at Deakin University. Focusses on solving problems in biodiversity conservation and environmental management. We have broad research interests, including measuring change in biodiversity, predicting the impacts of change, and making conservation decisions. Much of our work is at the ecosystem level, including ecosystem services and the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems. Headed by Emily Nicholson,. We are based in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences.

com site about wildlife, mammals and R. Recently I gave a presentation about complexity in institutional networks for the Amazon in Colombia. For that I used the development version of the package reports. Which provides a nice and simple way to make fantastic and impressive presentations. The networks were simulated using the magic inside the package d3Network. Click to see the network. Click to see the network.