July 2004
ESA 89th Annual MeetingEcological Exploration of Inhabited LandscapesMembers of the media and freelance writers are invited to attend the Ecological Society of America's 2004 Annual Meeting to be held in Portland, Oregon, August 1-6, 2004. The theme for the meeting is "Lessons of Lewis & Clark: Ecological Exploration of Inhabited Landscapes." Close to 4,000 scientists are expected to attend.
The five-and-a-half day program will include a full agenda of symposia, oral and paper presentations, several scientific fieldtrips and workshops, and a large exhibit hall.
Portland is on its way to being the largest meeting in the Society's history. Researchers from all fifty US states, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Germany, Chile and seventeen other nations will fill the city and surrounding areas. Scientists from several government agencies, including the US Geological Survey, US Forest Service and state fish and wildlife agencies, will also present research at the meeting.
Organized Oral Session topics include: - Valuation of Ecological Resources: Integration of Ecology and Socio-economics to Inform Environmental Decisions
- Looking Before We Leap: Emerging Technologies and Approaches for Managing Federal Lands and Public Waterways
- Forest Canopies as Participants in Ecosystem and Landscape Ecology
- Parasites and Host Social Organization: Ecological and Evolutionary Perspectives
- Recovery of Rare Species and Communities in Pacific Northwest Prairies and Oak Woodlands
- Genetic Explorations of the Seascape: Using Molecules and Experiments to Understand Marine Biodiversity
A fully searchable database of abstracts can be found online at: http://abstracts.co.allenpress.com/pweb/esa2004. NOTE: All abstracts are embargoed until August 1, 2004, the start of ESA's 89th Annual Meeting.
More information about the meeting and media registration can be found at: http://www.esa.org/portland/esapressroom.html.
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