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Policy News: July 15, 2019
In This Issue: Foreign Influence and Collaborations Under Scrutiny in...
ESA’s Annual Meeting Evolving to Meet Member Needs
Blogpost from ESA President Laura Huenneke July 1, 2019 Scientific...
Policy News: July 1, 2019
In This Issue: Member Opportunities Action Alert: Ask your Members of...
Policy News: June 17, 2019
In This Issue: NSF BIO Advisory Committee Considers NEON User Engagement,...
Managing the ESA budget
Blogpost from ESA President Laura Huenneke June 4, 2019 ESA strives to...
NSF BIO Advisory Subcommittee Recommends Separate, Independent Entity for NEON User Engagement
A subcommittee tasked with understanding National Ecological Observatory...
ESA Welcomes Kathryn Cottingham as Editor in Chief of Ecology
After an extensive, competitive search, the Ecological Society of America is pleased to announce the appointment of Kathryn Cottingham as the Editor in Chief of its journal Ecology.
Policy News: May 28, 2019
In This Issue: House Appropriations Bills Propose Funding Increases for...
ESA announces the recipients of the 2018 Student Awards
Awards recognize students for exceptional research and outstanding...
Giant Tortoises Migrate Unpredictably in the Face of Climate Change
Unlike many migratory species, Galapagos giant tortoises do not use current...
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