
Earth Stewardship, an @ESA_org open access journal: a forum for the cultural exchange of diverse knowledge to protect our planet.
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🔎Looking for ecology stories? Our latest media tip sheet highlights new research on sea slugs and conservation, insects as key decomposers, wildfire history in the Southwest, marine predators, and nature-positive development.
Read the full roundup: ow.ly/IaPp50ZVTei
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Community Spotlight: @H_Gosnell
Hannah explores regenerative agriculture, human–animal relations, biodiversity & transformative change. She invites contributions to an @ESAStewardship special issue (30 Nov).
Read more & contribute: transformationscommunity.org…
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How do giant salamanders reshape river food webs? Which species make the best ecological indicators? Read about these and three other new studies from ESA journals, featured in our latest research roundup!
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🆕 in the journal: How can sea slugs spark stewardship? A new program builds connections between people and nature
📄Broadening the community of nudibranch enthusiasts through multilingual educational programming to increase climate advocacy engagement
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Introducing ESA's Peer Review Academy program for early-career researchers seeking practical training in peer review & scholarly publishing. 2 years of workshops, mentored review assignments & discussion with ESA journal editors.
Applications due 10/15: esa.org/publications/ecologi…
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Monarch conservation, invasive species policy, protected areas after flagship species vanish, fungal teamwork in forests, and bee-friendly urban farming: explore 5 new studies from ESA journals in our latest media tip sheet!
Read the full roundup: esa.org/blog/2026/08/27/augu…
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A new research roundup from ESA's journals!📰
From art as ecological data to owl-powered pest control, clownfish biodiversity, nature’s rights, bird responses to predators & fin whale hotspots—discover the latest insights: esa.org/blog/2026/06/09/rese…
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April's research roundup includes:
* Biodiversity in sacred forests
* Otter latrines
* Keeping geese safe from jumbo jets
Check out these features and more in our media tip sheet: esa.org/blog/2026/05/13/apri…
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Ecological forecasting is crucial for proactive environmental management and policymaking.🏛️
This #EarthDay2026, be sure to check out our joint special collection with @ESA_org titled ‘Ecological Forecasting in the Earth System.’
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#OurPowerOurPlanet #Ecology #AGUPubs
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Did you know? Our special journal collection with @theAGU, Ecological Forecasting in the Earth System, has published its first several papers: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
And is still accepting submissions! esajournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
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Our new media tip sheet is out! Explore fresh research from our journals on:
🐦a new metric for migratory birds
🦊mid-sized carnivore scavenging
🐻❄️polar bear adaption
🌲European forestry for birds
🦫& beavers reshaping the Arctic
Read it here: esa.org/blog/2026/03/26/marc…
Thank you for this contribution to the journal!✨
Sacred groves are often seen as relics of tradition but what actually sustains them in a rapidly changing landscape?
Glad to share our research on community values and management of sacred groves in Mayurbhanj, Odisha, now published in Earth Stewardship.
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We're a little late for #LoveData26 but it's never too late to introduce our new data editors! These folks will guide our authors' compliance with ESA's Open Research Policy.
🆕 in the journal: How O‘ahu’s varied environmental stewardship groups collaborate, nurture community, and advance biocultural care
📄Who takes care of Hawaiʻi? Understanding the roles and capacities of civic organizations in environmental stewardship
doi.org/10.1002/eas2.70039
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ALT Regular collaboration network of respondents and the groups they named. Groups are color-coded by sector and names are size-coded by the number of times they were listed as regular collaborators. The most named groups are labeled (State of Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources [DLNR], the University of Hawaiʻi [UH], and the City and County of Honolulu [C&C Honolulu], United States Fish and Wildlife Service [USFWS]).
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📰New from our journals!📰
Moths sipping moose tears, deep-sea squid in disguise, coral reef recovery breakthroughs, and more! Explore six fascinating studies in our latest media tip sheet:
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Learn more about our Special Issue: Transformative Partnerships for a Better World 👇
🌀The Earth Stewardship special issue features TC voices on partnerships, decolonizing practice & leading with care.
📖 Read the full issue: esajournals.onlinelibrary.wi…
✍️ Propose your own article (short paragraph is enough): transformationscommunity.org…
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Discover the latest in ecological research with our new media tip sheet!📰
From urban pollinator pathways to sea urchin halos and migratory bird protections, explore 6 fascinating studies in our November roundup:
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A 🆕 Perspective in the journal: From the lab to legislature—scientists are uniquely positioned to turn evidence into policy for restoration, climate action, & more
📄Scientists as policymakers: Greenlighting restoration and climate action
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