Several big collaborative projects long in the works have just been published!

• A “meta-review” on spatial subsidies of carbon between ecosystems is out in Nature Communications. This project was led by my colleague Isabelle Gounand, and she, Eric Harvey, Florian Altermatt and I spent a lot of timing compiling data to identify the types of meta-ecosystems common around the world.
• Nature Ecology & Evolution just published the first manuscript from DispNet, a coordinated experiment looking at condition-dependent dispersal across 21 taxa. The project was led by my colleague Emanuel Fronhofer, and I ran the experiments on two species of amphipods.
• A number of papers are coming out of the Tundra Trait Team effort, where 130 scientists contributed a total of more than 90,000 trait measurements of tundra plants. Nature published a paper looking at trait change with climate; Global Ecology and Biogeography published a data paper about the (public!) trait database, as well as a paper about whether the traits sort well into functional groups.