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Programs

SciComm in the Parks

The purpose of the SciComm in the Parks program is to support the SciComm priorities of the NPS Northeast Region. Selected SCIP Fellows will receive a $3000 stipend, professional development and mentoring in SciComm to develop two SciComm products each.

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Ecology Education

ESA offers a host of resources and professional development opportunities for undergraduate faculty teaching ecology in multiple settings

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Webinars and Chats

ESA is pleased to present opportunities to learn more about key concepts in ecology, scientific careers, leadership, engagement skills, and more. Check back often, as we add content regularly! Are there any sessions that you’d like to see? Let us know! 

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Science Engagement

The ESA Panel on Vegetation Classification provides impartial scientific expertise to agencies and partners, and represents the expertise of professional ecologists spanning academic, agency, and non-governmental sectors.

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Training

Sustaining Biological Infrastructure (SBI) Training Initiative Workshops and courses to help scientists gain the skills they need to navigate changes in funding, policy, and technology This initiative, launched by ESA in 2014 and supported by the National Science Foundation, provides project directors with the core business planning, marketing, and communication skills they need to ensure their labs, collections, field stations,…

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Student Programs

ESA welcomes all ecologists, supporters and enthusiasts to apply and participate in all programs. ESA membership is not required unless specified. There are no restrictions to ESA membership. Criteria for selection vary according to the requirements of each program.  SEEDS  The Strategies for Ecology Education, Diversity and Sustainability (SEEDS) program is the award-winning flagship education program of the Ecological Society….

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