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The Conservation Science research group at Deakin University. Our research focusses on solving problems in biodiversity conservation and environmental management. We have broad research interests, including measuring change in biodiversity, predicting the impacts of change, and making conservation decisions. Much of our work is at the ecosystem level, including ecosystem services and the IUCN Red…

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Uncategorized – Conservation Science

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ARC Discovery grant on Indicators: new postdoc and PhD positions available. We’re delighted to have been successful in our application for an ARC Discovery grant to continue our work on biodiversity indicators. The grant is lead by Emily…… Read more “ARC Discovery grant on Indicators: new postdoc and PhD positions available”. November 6, 2016. March 9, 2017. New postdoc: marine ecosystem services. June 9, 2016. October 19, 2016. New PhD project on biodiversity indicators. June 6, 2016. October 19, 2016.

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A giant spider crabs’ danger zone – Conservation Science

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July 29, 2015. October 19, 2016. A giant spider crabs’ danger zone. By Deakin PhD student, Elodie Camprasse. Spider crab, Blairgowrie. Photo by Elodie Camprasse. Did you know that Port Phillip Bay is home to a unique phenomenon each year in winter? Not a lot of Melbournians acknowledge the massive crustaceans’ aggregations that last for a few weeks in their underwater backyards and the drama associated with it! See full article at WildMelbourne. New PhD project on biodiversity indicators.

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People – defunct – Conservation Science

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People – defunct. Emily is interesting in solving conservation problems. Her research interests include forecasting change in biodiversity through scenario modelling, biodiversity indicators, conservation planning, and global biodiversity policy, including the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems. Lucie develops mechanistic models of ecosystem collapse to inform the criteria for the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems. Her interests include global conservation policy, macroecology and computational statistics. And Rebecc...

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New PhD project on biodiversity indicators – Conservation Science

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June 6, 2016. October 19, 2016. New PhD project on biodiversity indicators. We are looking for a new PhD student to undertake research on biodiversity indicators, supervised by Emily Nicholson. In collaboration with Simon Ferrier at CSIRO. CSIRO), and Ben Collen. And will be a member of the Centre for Integrative Ecology. A supportive research environment with a strong ecological focus. We are looking for a student with quantitative skills and experience in R or similar. Please send a CV and cove...You a...

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Testing biodiversity indicators – Conservation Science

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October 3, 2014. October 13, 2014. One big theme in our research is how to improve understanding of biodiversity change through better indicators. And tools (e.g. the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems. Today Ben Collen (University College London). Had a new paper published. A perspective piece in. As part of their series on. Challenges in Conservation Science. Coming after the brilliant and insightful Georgina Mace. No pressure at all). Objectives of conservation targets (such as the CBD targets. Rigorous test...

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Group | emily nicholson

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If you are interested in doing a PhD, Honours, Masters or a postdoc with me, please contact me. 2014-), postdoctoral research associate on ARC Linkage grant ‘. Red listing ecosystems testing the new global standard for conservation. 8216; (LP130100435), Qaeco. School of Botany, The University of Melbourne. Leanne Greenwood (2015-16), honours,. Optimal monitoring at Wilson’s Prom. Hayley Geyle. (2015), honours, optimal monitoring of the brush tailed rabbit rat on the Tiwi Islands. 2014-), MSc,. Olena Tara...

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Metrics for Mums: tips for writing about a track record with career interruptions | emily nicholson

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Metrics for Mums: tips for writing about a track record with career interruptions. May 15, 2015. The loss of women from scientific research is well documented. While women make up approximately 50% of PhD students within STEM (depending on the research field), the proportion of women quickly drops off at higher levels of career progression within research (e.g. 18% of Professors in STEM in the UK. And 17% of biology-related professors in the US. Of research careers and self-selection. Tip 1 Get the data:.

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New Job! | emily nicholson

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August 4, 2014. I’m very happy to report that I’ll be starting a new position as Senior Lecturer in Quantitative Ecology in the School of Life and Environmental Sciences at Deakin University. From → Uncategorized. Larr; Red Lists of Ecosystems: A new global standard. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.

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Biodiversity indicators: taking the measure of change | emily nicholson

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Biodiversity indicators: taking the measure of change. October 3, 2014. And I had a new paper published. A perspective piece in. As part of their series on. Challenges in Conservation Science. Coming after the brilliant and insightful Georgina Mace. 8211; no pressure at all). For example, there are a range of biodiversity targets under the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD). To track progress towards each target. Surprisingly, very few of those indicators have been tested for their reliability.

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About me | emily nicholson

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Photo by veski.org.au. I am a senior lecturer in quantitative ecology at Deakin University. In the School of Life and Environmental Sciences. And a member of the Centre for Integrative Ecology. My group website, Conservation Science at Deakin. Interests can be found here. My research focusses on solving problems in biodiversity conservation. My current research interests include measuring change in biodiversity. For more detail, see more on my research group’s page. 2006-2007). See my CV. School of Life ...

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New job at Deakin. February 24, 2015. I’ve just started a new job – huzzah! I am now a senior lecturer in quantitative ecology at Deakin University. In the School of Life and Environmental Sciences. And part of the Centre for Integrative Ecology. I plan to keep collaborating with my mates at the quantitative and applied ecology group (QAECO). At The University of Melbourne. My new contact details are:. Enicholson[at]deakin.edu.au, 0404161771. From → Uncategorized. October 3, 2014. A perspective piece in.

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Eureka! (almost) | emily nicholson

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September 15, 2014. I had a great time at the Eureka Awards. Last week (10th of September). We were shortlisted for the NSW Office of Environment and Heritage Eureka Prize for Environmental Research; ‘we’ being Prof David Keith and the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems team. Amazingly, Luke Kelly. Who I share an office with here in Qaeco. Was also up for the same prize as part of the Mallee Fire and Biodiversity Project Team, La Trobe University and Deakin University. And here is the link to the official photos.

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Goings on | emily nicholson

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April 21, 2015. It has been a rather busy couple of months since I started at Deakin, somewhat too busy to write about. Therefore (like everything it seems) I’ll blog vicariously, and link to blog posts by others at the same things – much easier. Last week I had a very enjoyable night out with several women from Qaeco. My old group), who have been part of a group of us there doing a lot of reading and thinking on women in science. We went to an event at the Wheeler Centre. Blogs about it here. Collaborat...

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Red Lists of Ecosystems: A new global standard | emily nicholson

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Red Lists of Ecosystems: A new global standard. June 21, 2014. On May 20th, during the International Union for the Conservation of Nature’s (IUCN) 83rd meeting, held at Gland, Switzerland, the categories and criteria for the identification of threatened ecosystems and the creation of Red Lists of Ecosystems were officially adopted. The criteria are described in Keith et al (2013). For the full history and article on the IUCN Red List of Ecosystems website, follow this link. From → Uncategorized. School o...

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new job at Deakin | emily nicholson

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New job at Deakin. February 24, 2015. I’ve just started a new job – huzzah! I am now a senior lecturer in quantitative ecology at Deakin University. In the School of Life and Environmental Sciences. And part of the Centre for Integrative Ecology. I plan to keep collaborating with my mates at the quantitative and applied ecology group (QAECO). At The University of Melbourne. My new contact details are:. Enicholson[at]deakin.edu.au, 0404161771. From → Uncategorized. Goings on →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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