Delighted that @livingnorway.bsky.social has received a @sortee.bsky.social Commendation Award! (@audhalbritter.bsky.social, @ebnilsen.bsky.social & Chloé Nater)
Open science takes practical skills and a supportive community. Lovely to see this shared effort recognised.
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We’ll share news, resources and opportunities to make ecological data more open, discoverable and reusable.
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Great to be a small part of this - thanks @philmartin.bsky.social! Read the thread 👇
A nice little meeting on the dog walk this evening. Sorry for the poor quality video.
An interesting thread, zoonoses seem remote and unnatural, yet we lived with that reality and many humans still do, malaria is gone from UK, but Lyme has increased, Otzi the Iceman (lived 5,300 years ago) had Lyme, I've had it.
If you’re interested in contributing to the journal through peer review please get in contact.
@shreyadimri.bsky.social et al. “Meta-analysts must lead by example and embrace all FAIR principles”
We assessed meta-analyses in ecology, evolution & environmental sciences for methodological & reporting quality, data/code sharing, and data FAIRness.
"Is plastic pollution getting worse?" It's the question we get asked more than any other. After 15 years of data from Lord Howe Island, we finally have a straight answer. 🧵
Meta-analysts ask researchers to share reusable data, but are we leading by example? Great work by @shreyadimri.bsky.social, @asanchez-tojar.bsky.social & more.
Of 81 meta-analyses, 68% shared data, only 15% shared code, and none reported a risk-of-bias assessment.
Early Access #SystematicMap! Casallanovo et al. examine current knowledge about avian and mammalian species’ presence in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest agricultural matrix
doi.org/10.1186/s137...
We didn’t get a summer this year!
Autumn has started earnest.
