Using Digitized Collections-Based Data in Research: Applications for Ecology, Phylogenetics, and Biogeography at Botany 2021
See the html: https://soltislab.github.io/BotanyENMWorkshops/Demos/Rbased/CrashCourse_2021.html

Shelly Gaynor, Maria Cortez, Andre Naranjo, Lauren Whitehurst, Tal Kinser, Makenzie Mabry, Doug Soltis, and Pam Soltis.

Many people contributted to this material including Anthony Melton, Johanna Jantzen, and more.

iDigBio API Working Group
QGIS Introduction - RhettRautsaw/GIS_Tutorial
SDM Best Practices
mbelitz/Odo_SDM_Rproj

mgaynor1/CURE-FL-Plants
mgaynor1/R4NaturalHistoryCollections-BCEENET2021
mgaynor1/long-winded-scripts
mgaynor1/BLUE-Intro2RwithBiodiversityData
mgaynor1/BCEENET-DataCleaning
aemelton/EA_ENA_ENM
ryanafolk/pno_calc
ryanafolk/ambitus
ryanafolk/eco-discretizer
richiehodel/Amborella_ENM
jjantzen/CommPhylogeneticsOSBS

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