Communications
ESA communications works with members of the press worldwide to inform the public about recent advances in ecological science.
03/16/2010 - From international harbor to native habitat
In the 1930s, soil used as ballast to weigh down cargo ships from South America to Mobile, Alabama introduced the red imported fire ant to the southern United States. » Learn more
EcoTone, the ESA blog, gathers news and commentary about ecologists and ecology.
ESA's Field Talk podcast discusses the experiences of scientists whose work is published in three of the society's journals.
2/28/10 - Conservation Magazine: Evidence for a link between nutrient enrichment and disease is piling up, according to an article in Ecological Applications. Read more
ESA's Annual Meeting brings together some 3000 ecologists from around the world.
- To get free registration as a member of the press, contact Katherine Kline at
. - Access the Annual Meeting online program here
- Access to ESA's scientific journals. For free access, contact Katherine Kline at
- Find an expert source on our Rapid Response Team.
ESA provides periodic and invitation-based communications training workshops for scientists. Ecologists learn how to describe their research directly and succinctly and to respond to tough questions from the press.
ESA Communcations Contacts:
Katherine Kline, Communications Officer
202.833.8773, ext. 211
Nadine Lymn, Director of Public Affairs
202.833.8773, ext. 205
