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T'S NEW? Ll Click here for the latest ESA E-news Click here for the latest ESA Bulletin Follow us on facebook and twitter * * * * * * 2010 MEMBER SERVICE PRIZE
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We aim to create a community of knowledge and understanding amongst ecologists, and reach out to those working in related fields. We invite you to join us in our efforts to promote the scientific study of all organisms in relation to their environment, and encourage the application of ecological principles in the development, use and conservation of Australia's natural resources. The Ecological Society of Australia Incorporated (ESA) is the peak group of ecologists in Australia, with over 1500 members from all states and territories. Our Logo: The winding and unending thread of the ESA logo symbolises the unity and connectedness of everything on earth, and of ecosystems in particular. The logo was designed in 1971. ABN: 20 571 098 795 |
ESA celebrates 50 years in 2010 Join in the celebrations!
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ESA's 50th Anniversary Conference Canberra 6-10 December 2010 Call for Abstracts deadline extended to August 13! Earlybird registration now Open!
COMING UP... One Day Post-Graduate Course Canberra, December 2010
The 8th One-Day Postgraduate Course on Current Ecology and Evolution will be at Haydon-Allen Tank, ANU in Canberra on Sunday, 5 December 2010, the day before the ESA10 conference begins at ANU. The one-day course is suitable for postgraduate research students or for people considering a research degree. Honours students are welcome. Speakers and discussion topics are different each year, so repeat participation can be recommended.
The day's program will include speakers about recent advances in many areas of ecology and evolution and about the nexus between science and politics. There will be focus groups for students to exchange views. If you attend 2-3 of these one-day courses during your PhD, you'll encounter a broader range of ideas compared to your training within a single research group. Further details at http://www.bio.mq.edu.au/ecology/ESA2010/.
************************************ ESA One Day Symposium 'The Worlds of Ecology and Environmental Policy: never the two shall meet? ' held December 4, 2009, Canberra Shine Dome The One day symposium was a tremendous success and provided delegates with much food for thought in the future direction and relevance of science communications. If you missed the event, but would like information on discussion topics and presentations then follow the link below.
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