Monthly Archives: September 2017
Video on the paleoecological study of a Pyrenean lake with annually-laminated sediments covering the last millennia
Tagged with: anthropocene, biodiversity, Catalonia, climate change, conservation, cultural change, deforestation, ecology, environmental degradation, fire, history, human disturbance, Limnology, Montcortès, natural resources, paleoecology, paleolimnology, palynology, pollen, popular science, Pyrenees, Quaternary, socio-ecology, vegetation change, vegetation dynamics
Posted in Videos
Posted in Videos
The inaugural editorial of the new journal ‘Quaternary’ has been published
In a former post, I introduced the new open-access journal named Quaternary, of which I am the Editor-in-Chief. Now I am glad to announce the publication of the first paper of the journal, which is the inaugural editorial. In this…
Tagged with: climate change, journal, new journal, open access, paleoclimates, paleoecology, publucations, Quaternary
Posted in Journals
Posted in Journals
The best acknowledgement I ever received…
“And I want to give special thanks to those scientists, researchers and naturalists out there who unawaredly have inspired me to learn more, understand more, think out of the box, triggering my imagination about the mysteries of nature yet to…
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