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ESA Survey Series – Media and Communications
Throughout 2021, we’ll be rolling out a regular survey series giving members the opportunity to…....
Photo Competition Winners Announced
Winning images from the annual Ecology in Action Photo Competition have been announced at the…....
Short-term Impacts of the 2019/20 Fire Season
Fire ecologists are meeting online today to discuss the impact of the devastating 2019/20 fire…....
Ecological Extremes in Antarctica, Mechanisms of Resilience and Recovery
To coincide with World Antarctic Day on December 1, this symposium will discuss the impact…....
Rapid Change in Species Distributions A Cause for Concern
Species distributions around the world are changing rapidly in species ranging from honeyeaters, lichens and…....
10th Anniversary of the Indigenous Ecological Knowledge Symposium
Indigenous ecologists meeting online today are marking the tenth annual Indigenous Ecological Knowledge Symposium as…....
Scientific advice on the environment and threatened species is being withheld from public debate, new research reveals.
Results of an industry-wide survey on science suppression in Australia, conducted by The Ecological Society…....
Without ecologists at the policy table, new nature laws could lead to extinctions
“Ecologists have important data and expertise to inform the review of Australia’s nature laws so…....
New research highlights the suppression of ecological and conservation science
It’s not just the media that needs freedom to report on important issues of public…....
From quolls to emus: how the animals of the Tasmanian Midlands help guide conservation
Ecologists gathering in Launceston this week are discussing how the animals of the Tasmanian Midlands…....
Hairy crayfish; forest ghosts; Tarkine reflections; and more amazing nature images – ecology photo competition winners announced
Winning images from the annual Ecology in Action Photo Competition have been announced at the…....
Productive farms are critical to saving species and protecting biodiversity in Tasmania and beyond
Farmers helping to conserve Tasmanian midlands’ unique biodiversity; does money grow on trees? The business…....