Inhabiting the Anthropocene

Setting conservation priorities and moving species in a complicated Anthropocene February 3, 2016 - (3)
THIS POST IS PART OF OUR ANTHROPOCENE BIOSPHERE PROJECT–A SERIES OF POSTS ON ERLE ELLIS’ ‘ECOLOGY IN AN ANTHROPOGENIC BIOSPHERE‘ (ECOLOGICAL MONOGRAPHS, 85/3 (2015)) The anthropogenic biosphere calls for a new perspective on preserving nature. In his paper for the centennial of the Ecological Society of America, Erle Ellis argues that in order to sustain humanity, […]
“The cognitive niche: Coevolution of intelligence, sociality, and language” January 28, 2016 - (3)
The effect of humans on the landscape in Oklahoma: Where is the water? And the effect of spatial data resolution January 25, 2016 - (5)
The Anthropocene Biosphere January 25, 2016 - (0)
“Efforts to monitor and characterize the recent increasing seismicity in central Oklahoma” January 18, 2016 - (3)

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