Steve Anderson
@smanderson.bsky.social
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Zephyranthes atamasco, Atamasco-lily
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Wow. Thank you for posting this paper!! 🙏🏼@kinarnicholas.bsky.social
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Spring has officially sprung! But did you know warmer temperatures caused the first signs of spring to arrive earlier than usual in many parts of the U.S.? Find out where and when the first signs of the season made their debut!: www.climate.gov/news-feature...
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Reposting article in #MDPIforrsts for those who missed it: Red Maple is a good candidate for indicating salt stress at larger spatial scales in coastal forested wetlands exposed to 0.5-6ppt seawater.
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Are you in need of educational materials on #wetlands? Go to #NCwetlands webpage! You will find downloadable graphics, fact sheets, posters, activities, and more. 🤠 www.ncwetlands.org/learn/downlo...
Downloadable Materials – North Carolina Wetlands
www.ncwetlands.org
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Undergraduate students: We are hiring an 2025 summer intern to work with the NC Division of Water Resources wetland program.

The 10 week internship will focus on urban riverine #wetland #hydrology. Applications will be accepted through January 6, 2025.

Please reach out to me with any questions!
Job Opportunities | Careers with the State of NC
www.governmentjobs.com
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Excited to 📣 I'll be giving my public PhD defense talk on April 30th @ 3:30 PM (ET)! Hear how urban & forested stream ecosystems move energy (& pollutants) + implications for humans & wildlife! Zoom link coming, for those interested 💦🐛
researcher conducting field work in a stream
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charlescmann.bsky.social
Despite the outcry, Duke University still plans to close its huge herbarium, because it doesn't want to spend $25 million to repair the collection's building.

Duke's endowment was $11.6 billion as of 2022; it is also the primary beneficiary (32%) of the independent $3.69 billion Duke Endowment.
One herbarium’s thorny future: Duke to close century-old 'gem' of biodiversity research
Duke’s collection of more than 800,000 specimens of fungi, plants and algae makes the herbarium one of the largest in the country. The move to close it has drawn criticism from faculty and researchers...
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Not good news for #CoastalWetlands
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This white paper is the result of a grass roots efroots effort to synthesize surface elevation table measurements in NC. The majority of NC coastal wetlands are not keeping up with sea level rise

ecos.fws.gov/ServCat/Refe...
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Just when I was certain @waterpotential.bsky.social couldn’t be any more of an inspiring badass, On The Swamp is published.

I can’t wait to finish this book - loving it!
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ON THE SWAMP is here! Duke U is hosting a book launch in Durham on April 11 - free and open to the public. I’ll have a conversation about the book with @carbonshed.bsky.social followed by a reception and book signing. See link below for details and RSVP.
🌎 #Indigenous #EnvironmentalJustice
On the Swamp: Fighting for Indigenous Environmental Justice | Duke Forum for Scholars and Publics
fsp.duke.edu
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Cool!! Woodwardia and Osmunda are some of the last standing species in NC coastal wetland transitioning from forested freshwater wetlands to marsh or open water due to saltwater intrusion and sea level rise. #SWISLR
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#UrbanWetlands are #BiodiversityHotspots that need to be protected & stewarded w/ thoughtful care. We must do better for the collective good. We need stricter protections for the voiceless who have little chance combating large land altering human machinery.
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2023 was the hottest year on record. Around the world, it was marked by record wildfires, hot-tub temperature ocean waters, torrential downpours, and non-stop heatwaves. The US had one billion+ dollar weather extreme every 1.8 weeks.

More info: www.climate.gov/news-feature...

Keep reading ... 🧵
This NOAA map shows all 28 of the billion dollar weather and climate disasters that occurred in the US in 2023