Sienna A. Wessel, Jesse R. Fleri, D. Atkins, T. Carter, Alice E. Stears, Hailey Mount, Nicholas W. Case, S. Albeke, D. Laughlin
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The postponement and cancellation of field expeditions in response to the global pandemic have left many of us hungry for opportunities to explore our natural world. Furthermore, travel limitations have posed significant challenges for educators, especially in teaching fieldbased courses. It became apparent over the summer of 2020 that the vegetation science community as a whole was yearning to virtually experience diverse plant communities, as evidenced by the broad sharing of photos on Twitter for the #IAVS2020_VirtualFieldTrip. What a joy it was to see such fine landscape photography from enthusiastic scientists sharing exciting botanical and ecological information (Wagner et al. 2020)!
为应对全球大流行病而推迟和取消实地考察,使我们许多人渴望有机会探索我们的自然世界。此外,旅行限制给教育工作者带来了重大挑战,特别是在教授实地课程方面。在2020年夏天,很明显,整个植被科学界都渴望虚拟体验不同的植物群落,这一点在推特上广泛分享的#IAVS2020_VirtualFieldTrip照片就证明了这一点。看到热情的科学家们如此精美的风景摄影分享令人兴奋的植物和生态信息是多么令人高兴啊(Wagner et al. 2020)!