Welcome to Tidy Ecology
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What this blog is, who it’s for, and what’s coming.
Tidy Ecology collects the R and QGIS workflows behind real ecological and biodiversity work, written the way they’re easiest to actually use: reproducible, honest about the rough edges, and built around real questions rather than toy datasets.
Posts coming up will work through things like getting clean occurrence data out of GBIF and iNaturalist, the standard alpha- and beta-diversity toolkit in vegan, species distribution models from first principles, and spatial workflows that move smoothly between R and QGIS.
Everything comes with code you can copy, adapt, and break on your own data.
Stuck on a topic? The contact page is open. The first proper tutorial is already up: diversity indices in R.