News
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Our ESA Community Fund members have voted, and we’re thrilled to announce the inaugural recipient of the ESA Community Fund grant on the theme of Ecology & Education is... Cherese Sonkkila from The University of Melbourne who has proposed to produce a podcast from the ESA 2019 Conference.
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Bringing more nature into our cities requires more than a few trees, with governments spending millions of dollars to increase urban biodiversity for the benefit people and the environment.
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The ESAus19 Conference will be held in Launceston, Tasmania from 25-29 November, with post-graduate day on Sunday 24 November. Field trips and workshops will be held on Wednesday 27 November.
The theme for this year's conference is Ecology: science for practical solutions.
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Nominations are now open for ESA Board positions in 2020. The following positions are becoming vacant and are open for election at our AGM this November.
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Deep in Victoria’s Otway Ranges, Deakin University PhD student Darcy Watchorn is building bushfire shelters for small mammals.
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The ESA's annual photography competition aims to highlight the diversity, beauty and interest of the biodiversity and ecosystems of Australia, and the role of ecologists in unravelling their mysteries.
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Scientists are using weather radars, originally developed to measure rainfall, to study the flight patterns of birds, bats and insects. However, a researcher claims we should use radars to measure flying animals more often.
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Indigenous Knowledge Symposium and Travel Grants to ESA Annual Conference
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Are you an early-career ecologist who *loves* sharing your knowledge with the general public and inspiring the next generation in our schools?
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Do you have a great idea for an ecology & education event or initiative?
