Accepted!
Our trophic cascade paper was accepted at Ecosphere. Rock crabs (see picture) consume invasive oyster drills which indirectly benefits native oysters. I’ll write more about it soon, but these victories […]
LoveWins
Courtesy dj patil Data sci & news today v/ @hadleywickham ggplot(data.frame(x=1:7),aes(x=1,y=x,fill=x))+geom_raster()+scale_fill_gradientn(colours=rainbow(7)) — dj patil (@dpatil) June 26, 2015
Oysters! In Alaska?
If you say Alaska, I think of…oil, salmon, deadliest catch, Sarah Palin. Yikes. Here’s the view from the smallest airplane I have ever ridden in (OK, not exactly true but […]
A few things to catch up on…
Soo….. I’ve been delinquent on my posts. A few updates: Call me doctor. I got a job. This California boy is moving east. I found out I have a son […]
R Saved my marriage
So a few weeks back, I lost my wedding ring. It’s pretty common for me to take it off (e.g. while doing field work, while fidgeting at my desk while […]
Modeling Logistic Growth Data in R
My dog rocks. Wilson is friendly to almost everyone (mailmen excepted) and he’s very soft. We’ve had him since he was a puppy and because the wife and I are […]
Selfie
Last December, Lisa and I finally got around to going on our honeymoon. We went to the Galapagos Islands and stayed on the Galapagos Sky, a live aboard dive boat. […]
Ocean Sciences Meeting
As if I wasn’t spoiled enough in California, with an unseasonably warm winter, I felt the need to hit up Hawaii for the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Honolulu. Ocean Sciences […]
marine global change ecology 