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Programs that promote diversity in science education
The White House recently released a fact sheet as part of its efforts to promote Read more
ESA Policy News October 28: President, Congress reach two-year budget deal, Ryan nominated House speaker, Canada elects Trudeau prime minister
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
ESA Policy News October 14: Republican speaker search continues, OSTP seeking interns, White House signs STEM bill
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
ESA Policy News September 30: Pope preaches to Congress on climate, Speaker Boehner to resign, Science committee examines NEON
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
Landscape ecologist Monica Turner travels in her team’s boat, PICO1, across Yellowstone Lake in Yellowstone National Park in July 2012 to access long-term study plots in areas that burned during the 1988 Yellowstone Fires. Named for Pinus contorta, the lodgepole pines that dominate Yellowstone’s forests, PICO1 gets Turner and her group to remote study areas that are more easily reached from the lakeshore. The July trip was part of a major resampling of long-term plots 25 years after the 1988 fires. Turner took over the presidency of the Ecological Society of America in August, 2015, and will serve one year. Credit, Monica Turner.
Landscape ecologist Monica Turner steps up as ESA's 2015-16 President
Monica Turner, the Eugene P. Odum Professor of Ecology and a Vilas Research Professor in Read more
Biomimicry: how nature serve as a guide for technological advancements
Human civilization has long used nature to inspire technological innovation. This process is called biomimicry, Read more