Journal of Animal Ecology: Citizen Science Special Issue, episode 1 Ian Thornhill
This podcast is part of the British Ecological Society cross journal Special Feature on citizen science
4 Helmi 202128min
FE: Terrie Williams talks to Emma Sayer on the costs of surviving at the top of the food chain
Terries Williams talks to Emma Sayer about Hunters vs Hunted, Narwhales vs iPhones, the difficulties of bribing grizzly bears and her new paper on new perspectives on the energetic costs of survival at the top of the food chain - the first ever Calow-Grace review. Read the paper here: https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/1365-2435.13649
8 Loka 202017min
Eminent Ecologist 2020 - Bernhard Schmid Interview
Journal of Ecology is delighted to honour Bernhard Schmid in our continuing Eminent Ecologist series. Here our Executive Editor, David Gibson, interviews Bernhard about his ecological career and his groundbreaking research across several areas of plant ecology. This includes the population ecology of clonal plants, mechanisms of competition, community assembly, and more recently on biodiversity-ecosystem functioning relationships. In honour of this award, Bernhard has curated a collection of published papers - which are freely available to read in this Eminent Ecologist Virtual Issue: https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/toc/10.1111/(ISSN)1365-2745.Bernhard-Schmid-2020
14 Syys 202022min
Journal of Applied Ecology: Interview with Southwood Prize winner, Ségolène Humann‐Guilleminot
Senior Editor, Romina Rader, chats to Ségolène Humann‐Guilleminot, winner of the Southwood Prize for the best paper by an early career researcher published in the 56th (2019) volume of Journal of Applied Ecology. This year's prize was awarded in spring 2020.
2 Kesä 202010min
Associate Editor training: A guide to confidently handling manuscripts
Aaron Ellison, Romina Rader, Andrew Beckerman and Sara Cousins give their advice to new Associate Editors on how to confidently handling manuscripts. They discuss how to assess a manuscript on initial submission, how to assess reviewer comments, handling revisions, and writing good recommendation letters to authors. This podcast was recorded at the BES 2019 Annual Meeting in Belfast. For more advice check out the BES journals Associate Editor training centre: https://www.britishecologicalsociety.org/publications/associate-editor-support-centre/associate-editor-training/
22 Touko 202023min
AER: Ken Thompson interviews Marc Cadotte
In this podcast Ken Thompson (of Functional Ecology) interviews Marc Cadotte as they discuss the British Ecological Society’s bold and innovative project, Applied Ecology Resources, and its open access journal Ecological Solutions and Evidence. This podcast was recorded at the BES Annual Meeting 2019 in Belfast.
12 Maalis 202011min
FE: Ken Thompson & Jurene Kemp: Daisies that close at night use colour to hide from herbivores
"It seems that both groups are picking the flowers when they're feeding - they're walking about and you can see them pick flower after flower after flower after flower." In this podcast, Jurene Kemp talks about her paper, Cryptic petal coloration decreases floral apparency and herbivory in nocturnally closing daisies - recently shortlisted for Functional Ecology's Haldane Prize. (Find this and the other shortlisted papers at j.mp/2019HaldaneShortlist).
2 Maalis 202020min
FE Ken Thompson & Hal Halvorson: algae, fungi and leaf decomposition
"Breaking down leaves is basically hard work, so if the fungi have the option of an easier life, they take it?" Why - and how - do algae slow the rate of leaf decomposition in aquatic ecosystems? In this podcast, Ken Thompson interviews Hal Halvorson about his paper "Periphytic algae decouple fungal activity from leaf litter decomposition via negative priming", recently shortlisted for Functional Ecology's Haldane prize. (Find this and the other shortlisted papers at http://j.mp/2019HaldaneShortlist).
27 Helmi 202016min
