MeNUER at ESA
The Ecological Society of Australia’s 2012 conference is nearly upon us (3-7 December) and we’re lucky to have it in Melbourne this year. It’s being held at The Sebel in … Continue reading
In today’s Conversation – Urban Ecology
http://theconversation.com/urban-ecology-boring-as-batshit-or-heaven-scent-14007 Its just one way of communicating our science! For all the gory details, you can see the paper!
New paper— Urban stormwater runoff: a new class of environmental flow problem
We have a new paper that might interest you. The message of this paper is something that many of you will have heard me bang on about for a … Continue reading
Ecology in Action photo competition – call for entries
2012 ESA Photographic Competition Ecology in Action First Prize $500 Second Prize $300 Third Prize $100 as well as prizes for highly commended and People’s Choice category winners Entries close … Continue reading
Notes from the Burnley early career workshop
Thanks again to everyone who came down to Burnley for the MeNUER workshop. There were about 35 enthusiastic attendees, including a number of new faces. As promised, we’ve compiled sets … Continue reading
Hidden helpers
An article titled Hidden helpers in the Australian Turfgrass Journal highlights some of the research being done on insects by researchers from the Burnley campus of the University of Melbourne, in conjunction with … Continue reading
2nd meeting of the MeNUER group – wrapup
Thanks so much to everyone who trekked to Burnley, University of Melbourne, on 17th August, 2012 to attend the second meeting of the MeNUER group. The afternoon went very well, … Continue reading
Second MeNUER get together – THIS FRIDAY 17th AUGUST
Hi everyone, Just a reminder that the Melbourne Network of Urban Ecosystem Researchers (MeNUER) workshop is on this Friday, 17th August, from 1pm. To hear about the research happening at … Continue reading
New paper: Socioeconomic drivers of the distribution of urban vegetation
We have a new paper in press this week in Urban Forestry and Urban Greening, titled Drivers of diversity and tree cover in gardens, parks and streetscapes in an Australian city. … Continue reading
Urban microbat research in The Age
An article in today’s Age highlights some of the research being done on microbats at ARCUE, in the lead up to next week’s 15th Australasian Bat Society Conference to be held … Continue reading
