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ESA Annual Report: Informing policy and management with ecological science, special workshops and conferences on using large scale data sets and exploring solutions to water allocation, and exciting developments in the Society’s prized diversity program were just a few of the many activities that made for a busy year for the Society and its vibrant membership. Find out more about by looking at the 2009 annual report here.

Journals & Publications

Bulletin - January 2010 IssueThe January 2010 issue of the Bulletin contains a new installment of Frank N. Egerton’s History of the Ecological Sciences, Society news including announcements of the Heinz Awards to Dee Boersma and Christopher Field, and obituaries for Robert Lethall Jefferies and John L. Harper. This issue also features a contribution by John H. Porter on the history of data sharing in the U.S. LTER network and six reports on sessions from the Albuquerque meeting. » more

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The Call for Contributed Oral and Poster Abstracts is open! Submission deadline is February 25, 2010. Click here for more info.

ESA Blog: EcoTone

Egyptian fruit bats point sonar beams on either side of a target, not directly at it
2010-02-05 16:03:35

Look out for Loners
2010-02-03 15:54:45

President's budget reflects priorities in STEM, renewable energy, climate, and "bio-economy"
2010-02-02 16:28:24

Iron-plated Snail
2010-01-29 16:42:16

ESA Podcast

Beyond the Frontier: Native Predators, Exotic Prey
2009-12-14 11:27:23

Field Talk: Arctic shrubs looming large: Climate change and tundra productivity
2009-10-09 14:37:38

The Ecologist Goes to Washington: The Ecologist Moves to Washington—Making Science Policy a Career
2009-12-12 01:02:00


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