Big News! PLOS Ecology Community Blog Editor Jens Hegg Friday, October 02, 2015

Hello all. Sorry for the long delay in posts. I have a couple in the pipeline but I wanted to alert you to some good news on the blogging front.

I have officially been selected as one of three PLOS Ecology Community blog editors. I've already posted two posts with them on a freelance basis; 

• Fisheries Science meets Scicomm: to tweet or not to tweet. A discussion of live-tweeting ethics in the context of the recent American Fisheries Society National Meeting in Portland, OR
• What Will You Do When You Get There: A perspective on species range shifts. A review of PLOS papers dealing with species range shifts and the questions they raise for ecologists in the future.

The position will entail a couple posts a month on the PLOS Ecology blog, engagement with prominent ecology bloggers and writing collaboration with other ecologists and leaders in the field putting PLOS papers into context and creating a community for ecologists on the web. 

Wish me luck and keep your eyes open for new posts!

New Post at PLOS Ecology Field Reports Jens Hegg Monday, August 10, 2015

For those of you who are so inclined, please take a look at my first blog post on PLOS Ecology Field Reports.

What Will You Do When You Get There? Making Sense of Climate Change Induced Range Shifts

I am looking forward to more and frequent blog posts with PLOS after they asked me recently to take part in their rollout of the PLOS Ecology Field Reports Blog for ESA100 as a PLOS Ecology Community Blog Editor.

Watch for another post this month during my trip to the 145th National Meeting of the American Fisheries Society in Portland, Oregon next week!