Discover the power of R for ecological data – Enrollment ends this week!It’s been incredible to witness the overwhelming enthusiasm for my course, The Basics of R for Ecologists, since reopening enrollment in January. Now, the window of opportunity is closing in just a few days! If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by R, or if you’ve been seeking a way to confidently manage and visualize your data, this is the perfect chance. Even if you’re an absolute beginner, my self-paced course makes learning R enjoyable and stress-free — all on your own schedule. Plus, once you’re in, you’ll have lifetime access.Don’t miss out! Click here to secure your spot before enrollment ends this week.PS – I’m committed to making this course as accessible as possible, which is why I offer scholarships and special student pricing. Just click above to learn more. Drones in the forest: Surveillance technologies in biodiversity conservationInteraction of pollination and biological_pest_control in macadamia orchardEffects of early life conditions and experience on the behavior and conservation of Egyptian VulturesUncovering Eastern African rainforest biodiversity through integrative taxonomy: a case of microallopatric speciation in Grebennikovius dung beetles.How can Landscapes Help Mitigate Pest Outbreaks? An Ecoinformatic ApproachIncorporating genetic diversity into conservation planning and biodiversity monitoringCCI Conservation Seminar – Foundations of Success, 19th April 2023Conserving ConservationistSeminar on Frontiers in Social Evolution
Online Ecology Seminars April 2023
