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Archive for category: Blog

Research Summary: Bidding on the next aquatic invader
13.112020November 13, 2020

Research Summary: Bidding on the next aquatic invader

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Research SummariesTags aquatic invasive species, introduction, policy, prevention, research, trade

Buying aquarium organisms from across the world can be as easy as the click of a button, and that's the problem.

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Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Nicholas James Reo
06.112020November 6, 2020

Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Nicholas James Reo

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Researcher SpotlightsTags indigenous peoples, research

“How do Indigenous Peoples relate to and regard introduced species?” asks Dr. Reo, Dartmouth professor and citizen of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians.

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Research Summary: Invasive Leafiness and Latitude
27.102020October 27, 2020

Research Summary: Invasive Leafiness and Latitude

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Research SummariesTags citizen science, leaf, research, shrub

If you’re an invasive shrub, you hold on to your leaves– citizen scientists helped to find that extended leaf phenology between native and invasive shrubs gets more similar as you move northward.

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Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Jason Fridley
10.102020October 5, 2020

Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Jason Fridley

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Researcher SpotlightsTags forest, research

While many forest ecologists have their eyes on the trees, Dr. Jason Fridley turns to the shrubs­­– asking how special adaptations can make some infamous invaders.

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Research Summary: Starting the Stowaway Pathway
11.092020September 11, 2020

Research Summary: Starting the Stowaway Pathway

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Research SummariesTags aquatic invasive species, introduction, prevention

How do some aquatic species with low-mobility become widespread? Dispersing locally gives an advantage, and playing stowaway gets them the rest of the way.

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Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Tim McCay
04.092020December 22, 2020

Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Tim McCay

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Researcher Spotlights, WormTags forest, prevention, research, worm

Collaborating with a new generation of ecologists, Dr. Tim McCay is researching Asian Jumping Worms– an invasive species that's spreading "right under our noses."

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Research Summary: A Good Flood and Glyphosate
14.082020August 14, 2020

Research Summary: A Good Flood and Glyphosate

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Research SummariesTags herbicide, restoration

Perennial Pepperweed, a widespread invasive in the west and emerging invader in the northeast, can be managed by restoring hydrologic regimes- herbicides can help too.

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Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Gary Lovett
07.082020August 5, 2020

Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Gary Lovett

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Researcher SpotlightsTags forest, pests, policy, prevention, trade

From his research on the impacts of forest pests, to proposing federal policies through “Tree-SMART Trade”, Dr. Gary Lovett is working to protect the future of our forests.

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Research Summary: Fewer Deer and Newer Trees
24.072020July 24, 2020

Research Summary: Fewer Deer and Newer Trees

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Research SummariesTags deer, forest, invasive grass, seedling

When managing for forest regeneration, deer may be a more important stressor to address than invasive grasses.

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Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Kimberly Schulz
17.072020July 23, 2020

Researcher Spotlight: Dr. Kimberly Schulz

By Abby BezrutczykIn Blog, Researcher SpotlightsTags aquatic invasive species, limnology

Dr. Kimberly Schulz is protecting New York’s “amazing lakes” from invasive species by studying the invasion pathway of small boats, and the impact of those aquatic invasives on the system.

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