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Weighing the benefits of incidental habitat protection

Adorable alpine animal acclimates behavior to a changing climate

ESA to Hold New Special Policy Forum at Annual Meeting

Paintings from Ellie Irons’ Two Meadows instillation, part of her Invasive Pigments Project. The right painting depicts a research meadow and the left, an urban meadow in vacant lot, both created with color pigments made by Irons. Pigments used in the left meadow were made from plants that live on the margins of a harsh urban landscape, often derided as noxious weeds.

Art inspiring ecological science, inspiring art

Daniel Winkler collects plant tissue samples for genomic analyses to uncover the spread of the invasive Sahara mustard in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, California in February 2015. Credit: Susan Gilliland.

Getting to the roots of Sahara mustard invasion in the American Southwest

UC Irvine doctoral student David Winkler reports on whence the invasion originated and what enabled Sahara mustard to adapt so successfully at the 2017 Annual Meeting of the Ecological Society of America

Congresswoman Suzanne Bonamici Selected as 2017 ESA Regional Policy Award Winner

From theory to practice: lessons in ecosystem services from Indonesian mangroves to Oregon estuaries

U.S. Exit from the Paris Agreement Disregards Science and Endangers Global Environment

Goats grazing on an argan tree in southwestern Morocco. In the fruiting season, many clean argan nuts are spat out by the goats while chewing their cud. H Garrido/EBD-CSIC

Tree-climbing goats disperse seeds by spitting

ESA announces the recipients of the 2016 Murray F. Buell and E. Lucy Braun Student Awards

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