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Talking urban flamingos and coral reef villages at the Davis Science Cafe #ESA2014
In cooperation with Jared Shaw, Ben Landis, the Davis Science Café, and CapSciComm, and ESA Read more
Perrin illustrations
New Frontiers in Eco-Communication
Guest post by Clarisse Hart, Outreach and Education Manager at Harvard Forest   Today in Read more
ESA Policy News August 7: Science groups oppose travel bill, White House outlines climate change costs
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
A controlled burn of central marine chaparral conducted by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers at Fort Ord, Cal., on October 14, 2013. Credit, U.S. Army.
History of fire and drought shapes the ecology of California, past and future
Fire season has arrived in California with vengeance in this third year of extended drought Read more
Rim Fire, California 2013. Mike McMillan, USFS.
The Rim Fire one year later: a natural experiment in fire ecology and management
The enormous conflagration known as the Rim Fire was in full fury, raging swiftly from Read more
Fish attend coral in the coral reef ecosystem at Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge.
Fish biodiversity protects coral reefs
Science Bulletins: Fish Biodiversity Protects Coral Reefs from AMNH on Vimeo. In tropical coral reefs, Read more