Ecological Applications is the @ESA_org publication for research with broad applicability to management, policy and governance of the world’s ecosystems.
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Jeffrey R. Baldock et al. 2026. Riverscape heterogeneity shapes population diversity for a migratory fish. Ecological Applications
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Our June cover captures a rare crowd at a desert watering hole. New research shows how water availability can shape mating patterns in endangered Asiatic wild asses and support genetic diversity through smart resource management
Browse the issue: https://t.co/JMQhv4nte0
Two new papers out this week in @ESAApplications and @ESAEcosphere about pest control, biodiversity, and agriculture.
🐞 what we found in ladybug guts https://t.co/3QBoJgr2Uw
🧑🌾 why IPM needs a theory of change https://t.co/yq8bkxP2fP
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
Forests provide myriad benefits, including timber, wildlife attraction, local cooling and climate resilience. @SmithsonianEnv, ecologists are testing which tree combinations might create flourishing woodlands. https://t.co/6Fec2A5IC8
A long-term, operational-scale, true experiment on woody plant removal treatment effects revealed limits to grassland restoration that direct future investments https://t.co/vihE3R1JxI
A simple change in the landscape can help protect wildlife.
A new BGU study found that adding water sources in the Negev helped reshape mating opportunities among Asiatic wild asses and improved indicators of genetic diversity, offering conservation managers a non-invasive tool
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
Our latest cover tells a quiet but powerful story: a donkey pausing beside a pocket of recovering land. This Photo Gallery pic shows how grazing exclusions can turn degraded land into vital habitat for birds when resources are scarce
Browse the issue: https://t.co/G0BBJgtgty
What can wildfires teach us about biodiversity?
#USask alumni Dr. Aaron Bell shares how the characteristics of wildfires help promote biodiversity by creating different habitats for a variety of species post-burn. https://t.co/MbvptN7NRM
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
The publishing system is under a lot of strain as we all know. We often complain from the author side, but it is also not easy to handle from the editorial side. So I wanted to give a big #thankyou to @ESAApplications editorial team for maintaining a very human & humane process!
On our April issue cover: a river full of returning sockeye salmon—a key resource for ecosystems supporting stream‑dwelling rainbow trout. A recent study uses 35 yrs of data to tease apart the drivers shaping trout population dynamics
Browse the issue: https://t.co/ZkzNmHqTID