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A TALE OF MANY CITIES: HOW PEOPLE MOVE AND TAKE THEIR CULTURE (AND THEIR PLANTS)
WITH THEM

 * By Maria Virginia Gonzalez
   
   By Yohana Jimenez

MAY 10, 2024

A new study investigates how migratory flows and socio-environmental factors
influence the prevalence of exotic woody plants in the Andean region. In this
blog post, the authors argue that understanding the complex interactions between
human activity and ecological processes is crucial to ensure the preservation of
valuable Andean ecosystems in the future, and also emphasize the responsible use
of global biodiversity databases.   Read full post

Related Working Group(s): Early Career Network (ECN)

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OCTOBER 29, 2024


ASSISTANT PROFESSOR POSITION – ENVIRONMENTAL EARTH SCIENCE







The Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences at Rice University
in Houston, TX, is seeking applications for a tenure-track assistant professor
position. Deadline to ensure full consideration is 1 December 2024.



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OCTOBER 17, 2024


TWO POST DOCS OPEN, TO ESTABLISH SDG NEXUS NETWORK RESEARCH GROUPS ON WATER AND
LAND USE







Two postdoctoral researcher positions studying (1) water and (2) land use are
available as part of the SDG nexus Network project at the Center for
International Development and Environmental Research (ZEU) at the Justus Liebig
University Giessen. Deadline to apply is 5 November 2024.



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OCTOBER 15, 2024


MOUNTAIN RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT VOL 44, NO 3 AVAILABLE ONLINE AND OPEN ACCESS

A new issue of Mountain Research and Development is out! Articles examine
rural–urban change in highland Peru, cultural ecosystem services potential in
Armenia, rural development needs and outcomes in Georgia, and governance for
sustainable development in the European Alps.







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OCTOBER 11, 2024


CALL FOR PROPOSALS: PATHWAYS COMMUNICATION GRANTS

The Pathways Communication Grants support innovative ways of communicating
scientific outcomes of place-based research projects on pathways for
sustainability to educate and engage with non-academic audiences. The current
call for proposals is open until 22 December 2024.







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OCTOBER 11, 2024


ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: SUSTAINABILITY OF NATURAL RESOURCES







The Department of Forest and Wildlife Ecology at the University of
Wisconsin-Madison is seeking to hire a tenure track Assistant Professor
specializing in sustainability of natural resources and with expertise in
mentoring at-risk, first generation, and/or underserved communities. Deadline to
apply is 8 November 2024.



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OCTOBER 11, 2024


ASSISTANT, ASSOCIATE, OR FULL PROFESSOR: SUSTAINABLE LAND SYSTEMS







The University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking to hire an assistant, associate,
or full professor to develop a robust, nationally competitive research program
that examines pathways to sustainable and equitable land resource management.
Deadline to apply is 9 December 2024.



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OCTOBER 11, 2024


ASST, ASSOC OR FULL PROFESSOR: SUSTAINABLE LAND USE, CONSERVATION & JUSTICE







The University of Wisconsin-Madison is seeking to hire an assistant, associate,
or full professor to develop a robust, interdisciplinary research program
examining pathways to sustainable and equitable land resource management and
agricultural practices. The deadline to apply is 9 December 2024.



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OCTOBER 9, 2024


JUNIOR RESEARCH TEAM LEADER IN LAND RESILIENCE







The University of Göttingen is hiring a junior research team leader to study
landscape resilience for a 6 year period. Deadline to apply is 14 November 2024.



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OCTOBER 4, 2024


NEW WEBINAR SERIES FROM NASA’S APPLIED REMOTE SENSING TRAINING PROGRAM (ARSET)

NASA’s Applied Remote Sensing Training Program (ARSET) has opened a new, online
webinar series: An Introduction to Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Its
Applications. The course will take place November 6, 13, and 20, 2024.







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#FEATUREDSCIENTIST: PABLO GONZALEZ-MOCTEZUMA



PhD Candidate

The University of British Columbia



As a mathematician (Bs) for rural development (Masters), I have applied
scientific principles to develop knowledge and tools for sustainable
development. Products of this quest are: a) the first rainwater collection
system adapted to the Mayan version of milpa (the prevalent traditional
agroforestry system to grow corn, squash, beans and other associated species);
b) customized digital tools to collect data that influence rural and
environmental policy in Mexico; and c) a widespread capacity-building program in
bio-digestion technology and agroecological restoration now used in three
continents.

After five years developing technologies for the improvement of small-scale
agriculture, constant limitations on data availability led me to seek ways to
mine the data myself. I started my PhD in Forestry at The University of British
Columbia in 2019 in order to fill some of the key gaps that would
leverage sustainable development in the small-farm sector. As a field technician
I was convinced that small farms' contributions to society were underrepresented
because we know very little about them, so I built the first maps of small farms
in Mexico, which will allow us to study the landscapes managed by small farms
and the amount/types of foods they produce. Furthermore, my conviction to
promote agroforestry as a great technology for the twenty-first century led me
to find a way to study 450,000 family agroforestry plots in Mexico that have
been established in the last five years.

I look forward to sharing this work with all of you at the #GLPOSM5 in my home
state of Oaxaca in November!





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