Research

• Zeal to ensure clean leafy greens takes bite out of riverside habitat in California
  Perceived food safety risk from wildlife drives expensive and unnecessary habitat destruction around farm fields By Liza Lester, [...]
  May 06, 05 pm
• Looking to large tributaries for conservation gains
  By Liza Lester, ESA communications officer Mississippi River Basin. Green tributaries have sufficient flow for large-river [...]
  Apr 10, 09 pm

Policy

• ESA Policy News May 17
  Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Science Policy Analyst Terence Houston.  Read the full Policy [...]
  May 17, 04 pm
• Managing water with natural infrastructure: win-wins for people and wildlife
  By Terence Houston, Science Policy Analyst The US Senate is moving forward with a new Water Resources Development Act, a [...]
  May 13, 03 pm

Podcasts

• Changing climate, changing landscape: monitoring the vast wilderness of interior Alaska
  Listen: stream or download the Field Talk interview with National Park Service ecologist Carl Roland on ESA's podcast page, or on [...]
  Mar 28, 02 pm
• Where the ecologists are: a Field Talk podcast with Erle Ellis
  The UM-Baltimore County ecologist talks about geographical context in field research and why he thinks the value of nature is [...]
  Nov 26, 03 pm

News

• New strategic vision for field stations and marine labs
  Field stations and marine labs take on the future of science In this guest post, Ian Billick, PhD,  introduces the new [...]
  Mar 18, 03 pm
• Landsat Data Continuity Mission launches
  Great day for a launch: all indications positive for Landsat 8. By Liza Lester, ESA communications officer. AT 10:02am [...]
  Feb 19, 09 pm

Citizen Science

• A unified field theory for public participation in scientific research
  Disparate citizen science disciplines come together at the Public Participation in Scientific Research conference by Liza [...]
  Jul 26, 03 am
• Loveliest of Trees
  Project Budburst: Cherry Blossom Blitz kicks off in the midst of an unusually early bloom. by Liza Lester, ESA communications [...]
  Mar 22, 09 pm

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