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John Woinarski1, Sarah Legge2,6, Chris Dickman3, Hugh McGregor4, Bronwyn Hradsky5, Tida Nou6 1Charles Darwin University, 2The…....
$6,000 grant for field-based postgraduate research
Applications are open until 30 April for the 2020 Jill Landsberg Trust Fund Scholarship –…....
Ecosystem Recovery Fund – the ESA’s Bushfire Response
Support long-term ecosystem recovery by donating money, scientific equipment, your time as a volunteer, expertise, or…....
Applications for Applied Forest Ecology Scholarship extended until 8 March
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Supporting our members, ecologists and the community to respond to and recover from the bushfires
On behalf of the ESA I wanted to write and let you know we are…....
Meet the Outstanding Outreach Award winners
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ESA Bulletin – December 2019
Download the full December 2019 edition of the ESA Bulletin as a PDF here. Or…....
Assessing reptile health on Christmas Island
Jessica Agius, Threatened Species Recovery Hub & The University of Sydney Infectious diseases are an increasing…....
The ups and downs of remote island fieldwork
Rosemary Steinberg1, Jessica Bergman1 & Tess Moriarty1,2, 1School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of…....
Australia’s sub-Antarctic islands: Gifts to test ecological theory and inspire the world
Steven L. Chown & Laura Phillips, School of Biological Sciences, Monash University Over the past…....
Exploring a temperate rainforest inhabited island
Baptiste Wijas, Centre for Ecosystem Science, University of New South Wales I believe the idiom “so…....