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Looking towards Arch Cape, Oregon from Ecola State Park, large clear cuts are visible on the hillside above town. This year’s offset donation for travel to the Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting in Portland will be awarded directly to the Forest Program to support the Arch Cape and Rockaway Beach Pilot Projects, both community-driven efforts to acquire and manage the local drinking water source for the coastal towns. Credit, Sustainable Northwest.
ESA donates $22,000 to Sustainable Northwest to offset environmental costs of 2017 Annual Meeting
The Ecological Society of America donated over $22,000 to local non-profit Sustainable Northwest’s Forest Program, to Read more
2017 Annual Meeting Photo Contest Winners
"Exchanging Ecological Ideas"  The ecological community gathers each year for the ESA Annual Meeting. The Read more
Policy News: November 20, 2017
The Katherine S. McCarter Graduate Student Policy Award Applications now open. ESA is now accepting Read more
Policy News: November 9, 2017
ESA Action Alert: Contact your Members of Congress about tax legislation that impacts higher education Read more
ESA Issues Statement Condemning Stifling of EPA Scientists
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cancelled the speaking appearances of three agency ecologists at an Read more
Policy News: October 23, 2017
ESA Communications Workshop We still have a few spaces available. Registration closes Tuesday, October 24. Read more