It was super exciting to see the progress that @ecologyella.bsky.social has made in revealing the reproductive timing of Australian rainforest trees! Another beautiful and engaging presentation.

some prelim but super exciting results from the PhD, reppin the subtropics at the @iccb2025.bsky.social So many people have made this poster possible, key to that is Bill McDonald who has been monitoring rainforest tree flowering and fruiting for many years and @john-m-dwyer.bsky.social

Spent the last few days in World Heritage-listed Lamington National Park recensusing an old forest plot with @ecologyella.bsky.social, @lilydun.bsky.social and the indomitable Bill McDonald. Pictured are two of our old-growth rainforest giants - the strangler fig and purple cherry.

It’s always a pleasure to do fieldwork in the #rainforest, but the scrub itch can take a hike #itchingfordays

It was a thrill to see my peeps share their amazing ecology so passionately at #ESAus2024. You guys rock @lilydun.bsky.social, @ecologyella.bsky.social and @jradford-smith.bsky.social

I work with some great and supportive peeps! #RainforestsRock

🔥 in Ecology Letters 🔥 #Traits describing hydraulic strategies and deciduousness explain the occurrence trends of almost 300 #rainforest #tree species across a steep rainfall gradient in Australia. #FunctionalTraits dx.doi.org/10.1111/ele....