Ecological Society of America

Science Office

ESA’s Office of Science Programs promotes the continued development of ecological science and its integration into decision-making and education, linking the ecological research and management communities. The Office was founded in 1992 as the Sustainable Biosphere Initiative (SBI; Ecology, 72(2): 371 - 412).

What We Do

Our projects originate in support of efforts undertaken by ESA members and committees; in response to requests from government agencies, other professional societies and nongovernmental organizations, researchers, and business leaders; and from ideas generated by ESA staff. Projects are chosen based on their consistency with ESA and Science Office missions and with priorities set in collaboration with ESA’s Science Committee and Governing Board. Currently, those priorities encompass: advancing the goals of ESA’s Ecological Visions project (see www.esa.org/ecovisions); maintaining responsiveness to the needs of the ecological science community; and advancing a new sustainability science agenda.

Science Office Projects

In addition to the sustainability science initiative, current projects include:

 

Science Office
ESA’s Science Office links ecological research and management. Learn more here.

Science Community Resources
Resources for ecologists interested in international outreach, data sharing, making ecological expertise available to decision makers, and the development of scientific infrastructure.

Sustainability Science
Learn about ESA and other organizations’ efforts to develop the science of sustainability.

Issues in Ecology
Experts summarize major ecological issues in every-day language.

Contact Staff
Click here for Science Office staff contact information

Publications
Click here for ESA’s journals and other publications.

Meetings
Discover ESA’s Annual Meeting and learn about other meetings of interest.

 

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