Ecological Society of America
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The world's largest community of ecologists -- dedicated to understanding life on earth and fostering a thriving planet. Find journals content at @esajournals.bsky.social.
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Alpine lakes among the dramatic peaks of Kings Canyon Nat'l Park grace Ecosphere's October cover. New research shows how introduced trout have impacts that ripple through the food web and reshape bird communities

Browse the full #OpenAccess issue: esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/21508925...
Cover of the October 2025 issue of Ecosphere
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🧬Today at 2:00 PM ET! Learn real-world #eDNA applications & technical insights with our friends at eDNAtec
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Looking to learn more about #eDNA? Join us Wednesday for this webinar on real-world applications and how and where the tech fits within broader environmental assessment and monitoring frameworks. #ednaesa/#edna" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://esa.org/career-development/professional-development-from-esa/#edna
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On the October cover of "Ecological Applications": bright green ribbons of filamentous algae line the banks of California's Klamath River. A new study links the river's metabolism to its plants & algae, helping forecast its health as 4 large dams come down

Find the full issue: tinyurl.com/4pxj5kfb
Cover of the October 2025 issue of Ecological Applications
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Say hello to Ecology's October cover star! This lemming was photographed by @mathildepoirier.bsky.social during a study that explores how winter weather events like melt-freeze and rain-on-snow affect these Arctic critters

Browse the issue here: esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/19399170...
Cover of the October 2025 issue of Ecology
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Next up in our free series on ecology career exploration: Lela Schlenker at @avangrid.bsky.social and Andrea Benson from KCI Technologies. 10/14 at 2:00 PM ET.

https://esa.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vRLeAfEiQUuRcPkIl3ws6A
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The Odum Award is given for excellence in ecology education, like to USF's Luanna Prevost for her work with ESA, SEEDS, UNIDE & more.

Whose work will you honor? Nominations for 2026 awards, Fellows and Early Career Fellows are due Nov. 13, and it's best to start early! https://esa.org/about/awards/
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ESA members: Our 2025 election is still open. Check your inbox for an email from *ESA Election Coordinator* and cast your vote for our future leadership!

https://esa.org/about/governance/leadership-roster/2025-candidates-for-election/
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The nomination deadline for 2026 @ecologicalsociety.bsky.social awards is coming up on November 13, 2025! This year we're accepting nominations for the inaugural Bazzaz-Pickett Award for inclusive mentorship in ecology. We'd love to see as many nominations as possible! esa.org/about/awards/
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New this week on the ESA Career Center:
* Asst Prof Analytical Chemistry @wrightstateu.bsky.social
* Experienced Environmental Scientist - Breedlove, Dennis & Associates
* Asst Prof (tenure track) Forest Ecophysiology @forestry.ubc.ca

& many more! https://www.esacareercenter.org/jobs/
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Ecology jobs. 10 jobs to view and apply for now with ESA Career Center
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The October cover of "Frontiers in Ecology & the Environment" highlights a study that challenges long-held assumptions about salmonid migrations: Turns out, juvenile fish don’t always stick to their natal rivers...

Browse the issue here: esajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/15409309...
October 2025 issue of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
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I enjoyed hosting Dr. Juan Corley, Ecological Applications Editor-in-Chief @ecologicalsociety.bsky.social & learning about novel insect-tree interactions of non-native North American trees & European insects in Argentina. Thanks Juan for great talk @sunyesf.bsky.social @sunyofficial.bsky.social❗️🌐🌎
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Ready to make an impact on the program at #ESA2026 in Salt Lake City?

Proposal submissions for symposia, Inspire and organized oral sessions are open through 10/23. Take a deep dive into important areas of research, or exchange exciting new ideas!

https://esa.org/saltlake2026/call-for-proposals/
a photo of ecologist Tati Micheletti holding a marmot. A quote from her is superimposed: "We organized the 'Ecology Needs to CARE and Be Fair' session because our science has a vital role to play in fostering a more just and inclusive world. It is incredibly inspiring sparking conversations among researchers so dedicated to building a scientific community that is more rigorous, just and accessible to everyone."
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🌿 Excited to share FAIRTraits!

A data set with 189,452 records of 180 quantitative #traits from 240 Mediterranean plant species, fully FAIR-compliant & openly available 📊🌐

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Started back in 2013 when I was a MSc student, now a huge team effort 💪

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Seeing your own research in the news is a crazy experience! We found that lethal control is not an effective strategy and coyotes are probably just the new normal. Amazing how an article can turn a lengthy study into a sound bite 😅

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Coyote populations rebound faster than can be removed, UGA study says
Coyotes in the Atlanta metro? Removing them permanently may not be possible.
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Looking to learn more about #eDNA? Join us Wednesday for this webinar on real-world applications and how and where the tech fits within broader environmental assessment and monitoring frameworks. #ednaesa/#edna" class="hover:underline text-blue-600 dark:text-sky-400" target="_blank" rel="noopener">https://esa.org/career-development/professional-development-from-esa/#edna
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Members! An election reminder email from ESA Election Coordinator was sent this morning. Cast your vote for our next class of leaders!
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Today at 4:00 PM ET! Visuals are one of the most powerful tools scientists have to communicate their work, inspire curiosity, and motivate action. This session will introduce early career scientists to the principles and practices of visual storytelling. esa.org/career-devel...
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During #ClimateWeekNYC, Jane Lubchenco & Heather Tallis led a powerful event spotlighting the United By Nature initiative—a bold, science-rooted effort to elevate nature’s role in U.S. policy at every level. Learn more: https://weareunitedbynature.org/
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Excited to share our new paper in @esajournals.bsky.social Ecology! ❄️
Our 17-year study shows that even moderate winter events (rain-on-snow, melt-feeze) can negatively influence lemming winter reproduction and population growth. 🐹
Open-access available here: 🔗 doi.org/10.1002/ecy....
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Whose scientific work do you admire? Whose contributions deserve to be honored?

We are now accepting nominations for the 2026 ESA Awards, and our next classes of Fellows and Early Career Fellows.

Nominations have never been easier -- due Nov. 13! esa.org/about/awards/
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We are proud and happy to open the call for proposals for invited paper sessions for #ESA2026 in Salt Lake City! This includes symposia, Inspire sessions and organized oral sessions. Due 10/23! esa.org/saltlake2026...
A promotional image depicting ecology student Chloe Cho posing in front of a blooming cherry tree. Superimposed text is of a quote from Chloe: I organized an Inspire session about the science-policy interface because we are at a time when the importance of evidence-based decision-making is abundantly clear. It brought together ecologists from all backgrounds to discuss how we can leverage our research and communication skills to influence real-world policy for people and the environment.