The education resources below have been created and are maintained by members of the Ecological Society of America (ESA). Inclusion of a resource does not necessarily constitute or imply its endorsement, recommendation, or favoring by the ESA.
If you are an ESA member and wish to add your education resource to this page, please email education@esa.org.
Informal Education
A program to connect youth and elders to investigate the mosaic of plants, people, and cultures in gardens, to learn about science, and to act together to enhance their community.
K-12 Education
A website dedicated to providing educators and public access to primary ecological research and education resources.
ECOS is a partnership program for enhancing teaching skills of graduate students in the sciences and promoting hands-on science education in K-12 schools.
Higher Education
Collaboration through Appalachian Watershed Studies
Project to enhance ecology education at several small Appalachian colleges and universities by collaborative study of ecosystems using the small watershed approach.