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Ecological Science Communication at the Frontiers
Ecological science communication at the frontier: an #ESA100 workshop
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Cover picture: Although climate change poses the largest anthropogenic threat to the Arctic and Antarctic, other impacts — including pollution, fisheries overharvesting, and invasive species — must not be overlooked. Applying lessons learned from ecosystem management at both poles may help to mitigate regional environmental risks and conserve species, such as the Adélie penguin (Pygoscelis adeliae).
Hardening shorelines, polar lessons, and legal divides in the Aug 2015 ESA Frontiers
Highlights from the August 2015 issue of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment   Armored in Read more
ESA Policy News July 29: White House teams with businesses to advance climate pledge, agriculture spending bills advance, ESA responds...
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more
A Skyros wall lizard (Podarcis gaigeae) takes a bite of ecologist Erik Svensson's finger. Credit, Erik Svensson.
Bite force: why islanders become giants among lizards
Species evolve quickly on islands. These “natural laboratories” often offer freedom from predators and competitors, Read more
The Interdisciplinary Ecologist: Remembering a Great, Helping the Next #ESA100
A guest post by Clare Fieseler (twitter: @clarefieseler), a PhD candidate in the Curriculum for Read more
ESA Policy News July 15: Flag debate stifles Interior funding bill, Senate seeks science community input for new COMPETES bill,...
Here are some highlights from the latest ESA Policy News by Policy Analyst Terence Houston. Read more