SEEDS activities provide a way for undergraduates to network and be actively involved in ecological activities. Find out more about what we offer!
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Annual Meeting
Chapters
Field Trip
Leadership Meeting
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Annual Meeting
ESA holds a meeting annually for the collaboration of ideas among leading researchers, policy-makers and scientists. It draws thousands of professionals worldwide to engage faculty and students on the issues of science. SEEDS has specific events lined up for each Annual Meeting, and also provides financial aid in the form of travel awards to students to travel to the Annual Meeting. Find out more about past Annual Meetings around the world. -
Chapters
SEEDS Chapters provide opportunities for students to be involved and learn more about ecology. Through field trips, seminars, and events such as BioBlitz, a Chapter provides many activities to allow students to be involved. Over 3,000 students have been served in Chapter activities. Find out more about the SEEDS Chapters around the United States. -
Field Trip
Field Trips provide opportunities for students to gain hands-on experience with ecology. Through visits to laboratories and national parks, field trips allow students to gain practical knowledge with ecology. SEEDS field trips have served over 500 people. Find out more about the various field trips that SEEDS has organized. -
Leadership Meeting
The SEEDS Leadership Meetings allow student leaders to discuss the relationship between science and society. Over 200 students have attended the SEEDS Leadership Meetings. Find out more about past SEEDS Leadership Meetings.
What people are saying about SEEDS and our activities!
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I gained so much from this leadership meeting. My understanding of forestry and hydrology significantly broadened. Also, I saw more clearly what research is like and how I would like that in my future. I am also glad I learned about how to communicate science effectively to different groups, make it relevant to the public to make change and use it to create better public policy. Besides this, I also loved meeting so many great people with different perspectives but at the same time having similar interests. It was a great opportunity for networking. Also, the hikes were awesome!
