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Yes, and FIRST #womeninecology to be #ESApres, in 1950. She was one of the 284 charter members of @ESA_org, where she is still honored with an award for work by early career ecologists.
https://esa.org/history/e-lucy-braun-award/
We will miss Dr. Jean Langenheim, an important figure @ESA_org, 2nd woman to be its President, for her work with ESA and our committee. #WomenInEcology #ESApres
More on her life and extensive research career at https://esa.org/history/jean-langenheims-interdisciplinary-explorations/
The Historical Records Committee (est. 1944) encourages members of the Ecological Society of America to conserve documents and photos pertinent to the Society’s history and the history of ecology, and makes the records available.
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