Latest posts tagged with #ESA2024 on Bluesky
In the ESA Bulletin: A review of the #ESA2024 symposium “Nuestra Comunidad: The Role of Latin American Networks in Supporting Ecologists Throughout Their Careers,” organized by the Latin America and the Caribbean Chapter ⬇️
Three speakers on the stage at ESA
What a treat @ecolsocaus.bsky.social #ESA2024 to hear from @lilyvaneeden.bsky.social and @megcevans.bsky.social about pathways to impact for your research, especially how to inform policy.
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- get to know how the government works, the mess and mechanisms!
Cover of the October 2025 issue of the ESA Bulletin
🍂Our Bulletin's October issue is here, with:
- a session review from #ESA2024
- an overview of ESA education efforts
- tips for ecology instructors
- our ever-popular photo gallery
- a stunning cover photo of Japanese fall foliage
...and more!
Find the issue here: tinyurl.com/5bmuarb8
One of the first stops was #ESA2024! Here we prepared a short presentation and asked participants to fill in a questionnaire to share their feedback on the statement. Around 120 people attended! The discussions were lively and super interesting 🌱. #EcologyinAction
Dr Tom @itsnotfairman.bsky.social boldly convinces us that severe wind is an under-appreciated disturbance in SE Qld. He urges us to consider extreme wind events as opportunities to do conservation mngmt like thin woody thickening, restore habitats, and reintroduce cultural burns. #ESA2024
Hey #esa2024 birders- who wants to go birding* tomorrow morning?
*(Disclaimer- I have exactly 2% knowledge of Australian birds, but hopefully some of you are >me)
A city based river frontage. Sky scrapers are in the background. In the foreground, there is a vegetated island. A black Swan is nesting.
Cool to see the City of Melbourne Birrarung floating wetlands project as part of @ecolsocaus.bsky.social #ESA2024 . These islands were recently installed to support urban biodiversity...Spot the black Swan!
I am at his talk now, the animals running from fires remind me of richmond players fleeing punt Rd this year #ESA2024
Fabulous 'nature in cities' talks this year at #ESAus2024.
Inspiring plenary from @drkyliesoanes.bsky.social backed up by two full symposiums about people, connectivity, working with practioners and engaging kids of all ages. #ESA2024
Do privately protected areas lead to a higher richness and abundance of woodland bird species? @clarebracey.bsky.social #ESA2024
A really exciting methodology session coming up at #ESA2024. Great mix of #ECRs and PhDs. Carly will be presenting our work on double observers using drones. In short- it works! 🧪#monitoring
Hey #ESAus2024! Don’t miss poster 014 today, where @nicolebison.bsky.social will present "The kinetic basis of photosynthetic heat tolerance." Come check it out to learn more! #ESA2024 #MichaletzLab @ubcbotany.bsky.social @ubcbiodiversity.bsky.social @ubcscience.bsky.social
Come chat with us about AusTraits and other ecology open source software while you wait for your coffee order #ESA2024
Professor Emily Nicholson on a conference stage, speaking to a slide showing different pyric tussock savannah ecosystems from around the world, with accompanying global map showing their distribution
I made it! Despite alarming turbulence, made it across the ditch to #ESA2024. Anyone else here?
Underwater scene of plants with the text “I’m speaking at ESA24 DEC 9-13”
Image of the male superb fairy-wren with a green background
Are you concerned about the future of the iconic superb fairy-wren in our cities? Join me at #ESA2024 to explore the challenges these birds face in an urban ecosystem. I’ll be presenting a speed talk on Monday at 3:15 PM in the Nature in Cities (Part 1) symposium.
Photo credit: Ian Davies
Bridal Falls waterfall off a large sandstone cliff, Blackheath, Blue Mts
Red flowers of a mountain devil in Sydney sandstone vegetation, Blackheath
Regenerating eucalypt forest with tree ferns along a creek, Blackheath
It's been great to experience the Sydney sandstone flora again in the Blue Mountains!
Next stop Melbourne for #ESA2024!
Heading off to #ESA2024 today. Leaving a beautiful Brisbane morning to Melbourne which is currently 10 degrees cooler! Looking forward to seeing colleagues and catching up on the all the great science 🧪 esp #monitoring and #ai, tech and nbs. Fun times 😊
One of the most compelling accomplishments of #ESA2024 was a special session, organized by early career researchers, that explored the use of AI-enabled real-time from the speakers native language to English subtitles.
Amazing photos. Check them out! #ESA2024
Only 1 week to go for our symposium on #forest #dieback at #ESA2024 kaigi.eventsair.com/QuickEventWe...
If you are attending the upcoming Ecological Society of Australia (ESA) conference, be sure to catch my presentation on how our conservation research and management of the endangered Palm Cockatoo is saving the species. Look forward to seeing you there!
#ESA2024 #PalmCockatooProject
I'll be at #ESA2024! Looking forward to chatting about Taxonomic bias, and Education in ecology while we're also trying to deal with AI.
I'm also gonna chat about insect collections as assessments for future entomologists. Let's chat if you've got literally any opinion on insect collections!
Important, vaguely #ESA2024 q. Anyone heading out to the conference in Melbourne much of a squid angler? I wanna catch a big Melbourne squid and need a guide!
Thank you #ESA2024! 🥰 It was great catching up with everybody! #Entomology #Phoenix @coleopsoc.bsky.social
One thing I love about my scientific field is how it stresses the importance of #sciencecommunication. We as entomologists and scientists are called on to, not only, do good science, but to share that science with others. #ESA2024
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A screenshot taken of the ESA 2024 program reading: 10-min:SysEB, Biodiversity Assessment and Collections The Lepidoptera collection of the University of New Hampshire, Wednesday November 13, 2024. 10:54 AM - 11:06 AM MST. Location: Phoenix Convention Center, 132 A, PCC. Presenting Author(s) Tucker White.
If anyone's going to ESA 2024 in Phoenix, I'll be presenting what I've been doing with moths for the past three years.
#ESA2024
This story largely fits into the winners and losers dichotomy we tend to see in biodiversity the world over. It's a story colleagues and I explored in an organized session at the #ESA2024 meetings this past August.
“essa prova já são de vcs,façam com calma e confiante não deixe que num pensamento negativo atrapalhe vocês estarei torcendo sempre e que vcs consigam passar #esa2024” aii🥺🥺
