Carly Ziter
@carlyziter.bsky.social
Urban & landscape ecologist thinking about nature-based solutions for biodiversity, people, and climate in the cities we live in. Prof @ Concordia. Probably talking about trees on the radio. Potter. Knitter. Baker. Gardener. Year-round cyclist. 🇨🇦 (she/her) .. more
Urban & landscape ecologist thinking about nature-based solutions for biodiversity, people, and climate in the cities we live in. Prof @ Concordia. Probably talking about trees on the radio. Potter. Knitter. Baker. Gardener. Year-round cyclist. 🇨🇦 (she/her)
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Carly Ziter
@carlyziter.bsky.social
· Nov 16
Hi, Bluesky! 🇨🇦 urban & landscape ecologist here - tweeting at the intersection of ecology and urbanism + mentorship and work-life balance. Based in Tiohtià:ke/Montreal
On the off-hours: pottery, knitting, all-weather cycling, & the embarrassment and enjoyment of learning a new language as an adult!
On the off-hours: pottery, knitting, all-weather cycling, & the embarrassment and enjoyment of learning a new language as an adult!
It was pretty bad! I have truly terrible teeth (thanks, genetics), but thankfully a great dentist.
Hello!
Hello!
We’re hiring a research scientist specializing in water management – apply by 9/27 | Climate Impacts Group
The UW Climate Impacts Group has an outstanding opportunity for a mid-career research scientist who specializes in water management systems to join our team and play a critical role in advancing clima...
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The UW Climate Impacts Group is searching for a research scientist to support applied climate resilience projects in our water management portfolio.
This is a fabulous opportunity for a scientist who enjoys collaborative work with real-world impact.
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The UW Climate Impacts Group is searching for a research scientist to support applied climate resilience projects in our water management portfolio.
This is a fabulous opportunity for a scientist who enjoys collaborative work with real-world impact.
Please share widely!
Yup. I had a toothache that developed into a wicked face-swelling abscess overnight, and took weeks of antibiotics and eventual surgery to resolve. I have never felt pain like that.