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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
ESA Policy News September 16: Organizations request sequestration relief, Court blocks bee-killing insecticide, Nominations sought for NSF award
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
Wildflowers dominate a rocky hill on Sicily, where oak and olive tree forests once flourished. Credit, Paolo Macorig, Flikr.
Reviving extinct Mediterranean forests
Extinct Mediterranean forests of biblical times could return and thrive in warmer, drier future, researchers Read more
ESA presidents comment on NEON de-scoping
A guest commentary from 16 current and past presidents of ESA addressing a recent move by the Read more
ESA Policy News September 2: Obama talks climate in Alaska, Research groups praise Senators for science conference support
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
Parks & People volunteers plant trees on a street in Baltimore. Credit, Parks & People Foundation.
#ESA100 carbon offsets: ESA donates $23,000 to Baltimore's Parks & People Foundation
To offset the carbon expended to bring ecologists to the 100th Annual Meeting in Baltimore, Read more