This work results from a multi-institutional, multi-disciplinary collaboration. I cannot thank my co-authors enough for their support Ben Davies Fabio Silva Enrico R. Crema Alessio Palmisano Dr Jennifer French Dr S. Yoshi Maezumi Steinar Solheim Dr Jennifer 'JB' Bates Xiaolin Ren and others not on here

Our new paper today in the cover of nature showing what we know about a possible tipping point of the Amazon forest.

🚨Paper Alert🚨 our Teams latest on FTIR Charcoal Temperature Analysis Reconstruction in Frontiers - Earth Science

Congratulations to kerri minatre for publishing her first PhD chapter 🥳
With Dr. Monica Arienzo and Hans Moosmüller. MPI-GEA Jena

frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

The long-awaited
'Assessing changes in global fire regimes' article is now live! Led by dynamic Sara Sayedi, the article rewinds & fast-forwards Earth's #fire scenarios, rendering #policy implications.
Read here: rb.gy/so6udx
International Paleofire Network DiverseK School of Sustainability IIT Madras

Delighted to share our new paper 'Using urban pasts to speak to urban presents in the Anthropocene' published in the inaugural issue of Nature Cities 🏙️ ! Thank you to all my wonderful co-authors including Ricarda Winkelmann Dr S. Yoshi Maezumi Rebecca Hamilton

nature.com/articles/s4428…

Congratulations Nichola Strandberg on your new paper in NatureEcoEvo 'Floristic homogenization of South Pacific islands commenced with human arrival' ecologyofthepast.info/2024/01/17/flo… with Manuel Steinbauer Anna Walentowitz
David Sear Pete Langdon Sandra Nogué and other #palaeoecology

More than 10,000 Pre-Columbian archaeological sites likely rest undiscovered throughout the Amazon basin, estimates a new Science study.

Read more: scim.ag/4nh

Our latest research from #Amazonia published in Science Magazine. Led by Vinicius Peripato with Carolina Levis Jonas Gregorio de Souza LASTJOURNEY Umberto Lombardo 🇺🇦 🇵🇸🔋umbamoxos.bsky.social and many more!
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#indigenous #precolumbian #earthworks #lidar #rainforest #archaeology #underthecanopy

Although once considered to be inhospitable environments, a growing body of research shows that humans have resided and thrived in tropical forests for more than 13,000 years, transforming the natural landscapes into forest gardens. fcld.ly/ncg47em #SciencePerspective

'Fire in the clouds' now out from Majoi Nascimento How did shifting use of fire shape an Andean biodiversity hotspot? #biodiversity #fire #palaeoecology #Andes #charcoal #spectroscopy ecologyofthepast.info/2023/08/29/fir… Ecosystem & Landscape Dynamics (ELD) department IBED Crystal McMichael Dr S. Yoshi Maezumi Mark Bush

New paper! Freeze-drying #sediments results in a loss of #charcoal recovery, which can skew analyses of past #fire regimes. With Majoi Nascimento William Gosling Mark Bush Dr S. Yoshi Maezumi and others! IBED Ecosystem & Landscape Dynamics (ELD) department UvA Faculty of Science
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New record of fire temperatures in Peru shows how fire use shaped biodiverse Andean forests over the last 2100 years.

High temperature fires linked to slash-and-burn Maíz cultivation until 800 CE, follwoing by increased humidity and forest regrowth.

sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New from Majoi Nascimento CHARCOAL ABUNDANCE MEASUREMENTS ARE AFFECTED BY FREEZE-DRYING ecologyofthepast.info/2023/09/11/cha… #palaeoecology #charcoal #palaeofire #Quaternary Dr S. Yoshi Maezumi Crystal McMichael Mark Bush

We are looking for #PhD candidates!!! 👀🔍
If you are interested in topics such as tropical biodiversity, ecological history, human-environment interactions, long-term ecology or South American environmental archaeology, do not hesitate and contact us!
mauritiastories.wordpress.com/2023/09/22/loo…

Intentional creation of carbon-rich dark earth soils in the Amazon | Science Advances science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…