karenrlips.bsky.social
Ecology, global change, wildlife disease, tropical biology, science policy & diplomacy.
👤 Joined on 24 July 2023
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🐸 Imagine returning to the forest and finding all the frogs gone. The Waiting follows researcher @karenrlips.bsky.social as she tries to understand what happened - and uncovers a much bigger story about amphibian declines... Sad, but beautifully made. Well worth watching! 🌿
Show PostToday I gave a talk at the NIH on "Virus Emergence & The Origin of Pandemics". I had a fun time presenting on five+ years of collaborative research and got a lot of great questions! The NIH Director even found time to tweet about it.. 💫 Slides for those interested: andersen-lab.com/files/2026.1...
Show PostIf you were transfixed by THE HOT ZONE when you were young, or then read SPILLOVER and trusted it, then as a career scary diseases reporter, I urge you to read this thread. Science moves on. People discover fresh stuff. The work careers were built on becomes outdated. Be open to the new. Please.
Show PostDavid Quammen's essay in The New York Times today closes with this paragraph. It's both a scientific falsehood, and an incredibly dangerous narrative. If you're willing to give me five minutes of your time, I'd like to explain why.
Show PostNew paper out from our team, documenting successful breeding by reintroduced reticulated flatwoods salamander in three ponds! We worked for a decade on habitat restoration, then translocated a few hundred larvae for 2-3 years. 🌏🧪 Open access doi.org/10.1111/csp2...
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