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COP16 Dispatch: Week 1 Wild Animals, Unsung Heroes of Carbon Storage, Ecosystem Services, and Nature Restoration.
This panel convened to discuss how focusing our attention on wild animals, particularly capstone and indicator species, is a ...
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 1 From Policy to Practice: the Role of Field Station Networks in Implementing Science-Based, Inclusive Conservation
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 2 Students’ Reflections on COP16 and Biodiversity Policy
I had the incredible opportunity to moderate a panel “Biodiversity Beyond the Classroom: Students’ Perspectives from COP16” ...
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 2 Analysis of a Truly Nature-Positive Economic Growth
Some of us, ESA delegates, attended to a Side Event hosted by the University of Cambridge and Cambridge Institute for ...
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COP16 Dispatch: Week 2 Exploring the Hill of the Three Crosses
ESA COP16 delegates at the base of the stairs after completing the hike to Las Tres Cruces. From left to right: unknown hiker, Zohra Zahir, Jeannine Cavender-Bares, and David Baldwin. Taken on October ...
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Policy Papers
These technically detailed papers capture current ecological knowledge about a particular topic, and provide policy recommendations. The papers are peer-reviewed by outside reviewers and ESA’s Public ...
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REEFS 2008
REEFS is a reoccurring event held during ESA’s Annual Meeting. It is organized jointly by ESA’s Office of Education and Diversity and the Education Section. The following resource was presented during ...
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Diversity in Ecology
The Ecological Society of America is dedicated to the science and study of ecology. The society welcomes and encourages participation by all individuals regardless of age, culture, ethnicity, gender ...