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News Release 15-077
Infectious disease ecology, forest biodiversity, urban ecology featured at upcoming conference
National Science Foundation-funded research findings presented at 2015 Ecological Society of America conference in August
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NSF-funded scientists will report research results on forest biodiversity at the ESA conference.
Credit: Stuart Davies
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Fisheries and policy--coupled natural and human systems--is a conference session subject.
Credit: Octavio Aburto
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Walk the path to federal funding at an ESA session with program officers from NSF, other agencies.
Credit: David Foster/NSF Harvard Forest LTER Site
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The ecology and evolution of infectious diseases in ungulates, other species, is an ESA highlight.
Credit: Wikimedia Commons
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Urban ecology is a focus at ESA. Here, San Diego, Miami, Philadelphia, Chicago, Phoenix and Levittown.
Credit: N. Giner, Clark University
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ESA topic: the Nutrient Network. Shown here: fences near the NSF H.J. Andrews LTER site in Oregon.
Credit: Eric Seabloom, University of Minnesota
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