Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment: a home for interdisciplinary, problem-oriented research addressing current and emerging issues. An @ESA_org journal.
Federal scientists, a great American invention: aย letter to our federal colleagues - Lawler - Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/cUp72u1Mm3
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: https://t.co/mqGW0iOMsy
The cedar waxwing on our May cover is one of 40 songbird species in a recent sagebrush study revealing how invasive grasses boost bird richness while driving shifts from specialists to generalists, reshaping bird communities
Browse the issue: https://t.co/gl1tNkacBL
Ecological forecasting is crucial for proactive environmental management and policymaking.๐๏ธ
This #EarthDay2026, be sure to check out our joint special collection with @ESA_org titled โEcological Forecasting in the Earth System.โ
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#OurPowerOurPlanet #Ecology #AGUPubs
Did you know? Our special journal collection with @theAGU, Ecological Forecasting in the Earth System, has published its first several papers: https://t.co/ZFGeQoe5G7
And is still accepting submissions! https://t.co/8gluWWRI8f
Our April cover captures the Arctic grasslands of Svalbardโjust one site included in a recent review that draws on experiments across 6 continents to reveal how rangelands are shaped by grazing and nutrient inputs worldwide
Browse the issue: https://t.co/qYBi0yOlff
Our new media tip sheet is out! Explore fresh research from our journals on:
๐ฆa new metric for migratory birds
๐ฆmid-sized carnivore scavenging
๐ปโโ๏ธpolar bear adaption
๐ฒEuropean forestry for birds
๐ฆซ& beavers reshaping the Arctic
Read it here: https://t.co/KsJbSUPPyn
Bird abundance is widely monitored as a metric of habitat quality. But when abundance of migratory birds changes, how do we know whether it results from:
change in local condition
OR
downstream effect of change happening elsewhere?
Our new framework https://t.co/0Bgb17SAjw
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Our March cover is turning heads! This striking photo of a mountain lion comes from a recent study in the journal that tracked young pumas as they navigated Californiaโs fragmented landscapes
Browse the issue: https://t.co/Sdfe5v4eo3
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.
Who's at #OSM26 this week? Stop by booth 116 and say hello! We're highlighting #ESA2026, our journals and the Coastal & Marine Ecology Section, and actively recruiting marine ecology subject matter editors!