BES Facebook pageBES Annual Meeting 2010
7 - 9 September
University of Leeds, UK
Exhibition and Sponorship Opportunities
BES Annual Meetings always provide an array of marketing opportunities for all types of exhibitors.
The Trade Exhibition will take place in the Sports Hall on the University of Leeds campus and will be open throughout the Meeting.
The BES is pleased to announce the following exhibitors will be attending this years Annual Meeting:
Wiley-Blackwell is proud to publish the British Ecological Society journals. Visit the Wiley-Blackwell exhibition stand to buy books at a discount price, browse journal copies, sign up for e-newsletters and claim your free 1GB USB linking to Wiley-Blackwell content in your areas of interest.
Wiley-Blackwell are also sponsoring the Poster and Wine reception at the Annual Meeting.
Cambridge University Press advances learning, knowledge and research worldwide. It is an integral part of the University of Cambridge and for centuries has extended its research and teaching activities by making available worldwide through printing and publishing aremarkable range of academic and educational books, journals and examination papers. For millions of people around the globe, the publications of the Press represent their only real link with the University of Cambridge.
Springer supports you in your research: with over 150 books published in Ecology. At the British Ecological Society Meeting, we are providing hands-on experience with Springer eBooks. Browse new books online, on eBook readers, and of course in print. Visit the booth and ask about your Springer MyCopy.
OUP publishes high quality books and journals in the field of Ecology, including recent titles Wytham Woods: Oxford's Ecological Laboratory by Peter Savill and Marine Mammal Ecology and Conservation by Ian Boyd, and top journals like Behavioral Ecology. Visit the stand to browse our collection, make enquiries, pick up sample copies of our journals and benefit from a special 20% conference discount.
Home to an expansive Environment & Agriculture portfolio, Taylor & Francis is dedicated to the dissemination of scholarly information, utilising skills and expertise honed since we first began publishing learned journals in 1798. Today, we publish 1,400 scholarly journals in association with 340 societies and institutions.
ADC BioScientific is a world leading manufacturer of high quality environmental research instrumentation, use by scientists throughout the world to investigate various aspects of the carbon cycle including Atmospheric gases, Plant physiology and Soil flux. Few companies can claim similar experience, expertise and continued innovation.
Second Nature
Buying and selling out-of-print/antiquarian books on all aspects of the natural world, particularly academic works on birds, mammals, insects, flowers and the environment.
Conservation Evidence aims to improve worldwide nature conservation practice by sharing knowledge about the effectiveness of interventions. We are compiling a searchable database of documented evidence and synthesizing evidence by habitat or species group for practitioners. At the BES Annual Meeting 2010, we’re launching our first synopsis, on bee conservation.
The Royal Society publishes three biology journals: Biology Letters, Proceedings B and Philosophical Transactions B. These journals are particularly strong in the field of ecology and provide stringent peer-review, rapid decisions and publication, and broad dissemination to a wide international audience. Submit your paper or theme proposal now!
IEEM is the professional body that represents and supports ecologists and environmental managers in the UK, Ireland and abroad. It provides a variety of services to develop competency and standards in ecology and environmental management. Established in 1991, IEEM has over 4,000 members drawn from local authorities, government agencies, industry, environmental consultancy, teaching/research, and NGOs.
The Darwin Correspondence Project, which includes amongst its sponsors the British Ecological Society, is dedicated to publishing the definitive edition of letters to and from Charles Darwin (1809-1882). Begun in 1974 by Frederick Burkhardt and Sydney Smith, it has to date produced eighteen out of thirty projected volumes.
Please contact Heather Mewton if you have any exhibition questions.
Use this link to view all the other sessions and scientific talks within the Annual Meeting.
