Faculty job opening: At Berkeley we're looking for an Assistant Professor in Earth & Planetary Science! Emphasis on, *but not limited to*, ocean science, geophysics and interior processes, and interface of Earth Science & mineral, energy, water resources. aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF04527

Great day touring the Delta with the National Academies committee, guided by Jon Burau USGS - tides, food webs, and a glimpse of marsh restoration projects coming online soon!

Come join us at UCSC in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology! We're hiring an Assistant Professor of Coastal or Marine Ecology! UC Santa Cruz Science UC Santa Cruz

It's easy to think dam removals are all about big, controversial dams - but they're not. Most dam removals are voluntary, small, and target obsolete, unwanted structures. See American Rivers short video for the facts on #damremoval youtu.be/QqLugGlQj6k?si… via YouTube

If you have a background in ecology + good CV + might be interested in a PhD involving meta-analysis and modelling for marine protected areas, please email me CV + short statement of interest asap.

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A composite image of just two seconds worth of insect migration in the Pyrenees! You can see that the vast majority are flies, although there's a dragon on the far right. We recorded 17 million (!!) insects moving south each autumn through this 30m wide pass. Paper:

The @UCSC Dept of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology is seeking a tenure-track assistant professor of Coastal or Marine Ecology. Come work with us in Santa Cruz! Great colleagues✅ ocean views✅ amazing students✅making an impact✅ recruit.ucsc.edu/JPF01809Y

Another twist on the commodification of environmental harm > "Many carbon credit ventures reap profits from public lands they have no right to and fail to share revenue with those protecting the forest" via Terrence McCoy Júlia Ledur washingtonpost.com/world/interact…

Crews have nearly finished dismantling the last of four dams on the Klamath River. In mid-August, I saw excavators carving away at remnants of two dams — Iron Gate and Copco No. 1. Soon workers will clear channels, reestablishing a free-flowing stretch of the river.

UC Berkeley’s new chancellor plans to ‘question the status quo’ as he takes over latimes.com/california/sto…

Here is what it looked like as the river began to pour through the remnants of Iron Gate Dam. (Video by Dave Meurer, Resource Environmental Solutions)

New faculty position in ... Climate Change Solutions at Berkeley Rausser College of Natural Resources aprecruit.berkeley.edu/JPF04196 nature-based climate solutions; ecosystem function and biodiversity; social and ecological determinants of risk and resilience [1/2]

As removal of dams frees Klamath River, California tribes see hope of saving salmon latimes.com/environment/st…

Great Master's defense by Tim Jäger, who examined life-history plasticity of stream insects to future climates in the Sierra Nevada. Earlier snowmelt & return to low-flow conditions will likely lead to earlier peaks & smaller size at emergence!

Join us for this special event tomorrow at 7:30 pm PinnaclesNPS! Where Do Aquatic Animals Go When Streams Dry Up? (Rose Mohammadi and I have some thoughts) nps.gov/planyourvisit/…

🚨NEW M.S. opportunity! Come study how stream flows influence food webs and salmon in Alaska. Curry Cunningham Alaska Coastal Rainforest Center New posting: MS Research Assistantship in juvenile salmon ecology | Natural Resources Job Board (tamu.edu)

Avui celebrem la festa nacional de Catalunya i és un bon dia per tornar a publicar, en versió ampliada, el fil amb alguns dels millors moments que ha viscut el nostre país durant els darrers anys:

Quina meravella de reportatge! Molt bona imatgeria sota aigua! CC Narcis Prat

On August 28th, the #KlamathRiver began to flow freely for the first time in more than a century after the last of four dams were removed. The project is expected to restore the health of the river and reconnect 400 miles of critical fish habitat: ow.ly/x13c50TnjzG #Landsat