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The Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) is the peak group of ecologists in Australia, with over 1000 members from all states and territories. The ESA has an impressive 60 year history supporting ecologists, promoting ecology and ecological research.
The Society, supports the professional development of ecologists, promotes the role of ecologists in society and the importance of ecological issues, and promotes and coordinates ecological research.
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Member benefits – what do you get?
- Austral Ecology 8 issues/yr, and automatic online access via Wiley Online Library
- Ecological Management & Restoration online access via Wiley Online Library
- Weekly e-news listing upcoming events and activities, grants and awards, job and student opportunities, conference information, book reviews etc.
- Hot Topics presenting the science behind current topical debates
- Monthly Feel Good Friday newsletter highlighting the positive ecological stories of the previous month
- Reduced Annual Conference registration fees
- Opportunities to get involved – nominate to join our Board, Working Group, conference LOC or to represent ESA on scientific committees.
- Special Interest Networks to keep in contact with colleagues working in a similar field
- Expanding range of member only prizes, research grants and travel grants for students, postgrads, early career ecologists, conference attendance and more
- Dynamic website with latest news, comprehensive coverage of Society activities and governance, and social media connectivity
- ‘Ecology in Action’ Photo Competition
- Online services including: discussion forums, online payments and receipts, access to our correspondence and business documentation
Who can apply?
- A person is eligible to apply for membership if they have an interest in any aspect of fundamental or applied ecology.
- Low income earners are encouraged to apply for special rate membership.
- ESA is an open organisation and encourages a broad membership.
NOTE: ESA has the right to terminate membership where any member’s annual subscription is more than 12 months in arrears, or where the conduct of any member is likely to bring discredit to the Society.