Note: PLOS issued the following press release on February 1, 2022 The Public Library of Science (PLOS) today announced that PLOS Climate…
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Climate Change PLOS Climate publishes first papersRead more
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Climate Change PLOS Climate Editor-in-Chief Emma Archer answers your questionsRead more
Ahead of the publication of PLOS Climate’s first articles, Editor-in-Chief Emma Archer answers a selection of questions submitted by you. Tell us…
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Climate Change Reading & Listening to Cape CodRead more
Cape Cod does not appear on my CV. I study alpine plant ecology — my postdoc research is literally founded on carrying…
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Climate Change PLOS Stands with #ClimateStrikeRead more
Last Friday, PLOS CEO Alison Mudditt published a letter declaring that PLOS supports the Global Climate Strike on September 20, 2019. She…
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Climate Change A Drought By Any Other NameRead more
What is a drought? I know I don’t know — I live in the temperate northeastern United States and my field site…
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Climate Change National Parks are Hot SpotsRead more
In this space, I’ve often shared my love for National Park-based research. I count myself among the researchers devoting time and energy…
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Biodiversity Summer Reading (Part 1)Read more
We’re rushing out of the dog days of summer and into the start of a new semester — or in my case the…
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Climate Change Pikas Meet Cute: Two Subspecies, One National ParkRead more
The National Park Service is wrapping up celebrations on its 102nd anniversary this August. I’m unabashedly biased towards park science: my dissertation and…
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Climate Change Carbon Dioxide, an Autobiography: #CO2andMeRead more
September, 1975 My parents are married by a Justice of the Peace in Davidson County, North Carolina. My dad is working…
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Climate Change Coming Down the Mountain: How Changes in the Water Cycle are Affecting Mountain EcosystemsRead more
As plants take in sunlight and carbon dioxide to grow, they also respire or “breathe” out part of that carbon dioxide back…
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Biodiversity Mark Twain and The Big Stump: Can We Save Nature From Ourselves?Read more
As you enter Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Park from highway 180 there is a small little parking lot to the side…
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Biodiversity National Parks are for the BirdsRead more
Happy National Parks week! While I tend to plan trips around plants — Thuja plicata in Olympic National Park, Lathyrus japonicas at…