This scholarship was created to support speakers who bring diverse perspectives to the ESA annual meeting at the interface of science, education, communication, policy and community. They are offered ...

The Ecological Society of America is the world’s largest professional organization of ecological scientists. ESA’s 10,000 members work in academia, government and in the private sector to improve ...

Our chapter brings together students, researchers, teachers and practitioners from the Mid–Atlantic region. Once a year we solidify the strength of our chapter through an annual meeting where we ...

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A study published in Ecological Applications shows that forest management practices, such as thinning followed by controlled burning of the understory, not only reduce fire risk but also improve ...

ESA designates as Fellows of the Society certain members who have made outstanding contributions to a wide range of fields served by ESA. Such contributions include, but are not restricted to, those ...

If you like being outdoors exploring the world around you, are curious about how the environment works, enjoy using your mind to solve problems, and want to do work that is important to society, you ...

Applications for the Graduate Student Policy Award are closed. Applications for the 2025 cohort will open December, 2024. Offered each year, the Katherine S. McCarter Graduate Student Policy Award ...

We are ecologists whose work focuses on the organisms and ecosystems of the Asian continent.

This year we are proud to announce a joint fundraising project with Dr. Lydia Luisa Jennings, Postdoctorial Researcher, to help support the TEK section.

Affordable prices and application requirements based on what you've already done make our certification an easy way to make a big enhancement to your resume. Have questions about ESA's certification?

Elisabeth recently graduated from the dual-degree masters program through the School of Marine Sciences at the University of Maine. Her research focused on the soft-shell clam industry, which is ...