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Special Interest Groups

Our volunteer groups provide a focus of activity in specific areas of ecology and organise meetings and events throughout the year.
Special Interest Groups

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Agricultural Ecology

A forum for exchanging information between ecologists and policy makers

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Aquatic Ecology

Facilitating the exchange of information and discussion among aquatic ecologists

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Citizen Science

Bringing people together to support creativity in ecological research

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Climate Change Ecology

Developing a community of people working on climate change issues

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Conservation Ecology

Highlighting emerging conservation related issues to the widest possible audience

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Ecological Genetics

Forum to discuss and organise events related to ecological genetics

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Forest Ecology

Creating an international community of forest ecologists

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Invasion Science Group

Providing a network to connect researchers and practitioners both nationally and internationally, who work in the field of invasion science.

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Macroecology

Uniting people who work in, or are influenced by macroecology

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Microbial Ecology

Forum uniting people who study and work in microbial ecology

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Movement Ecology

The Movement Ecology group wants to provide a platform for facilitating exchange and collaborations in this wide-ranging, cross-disciplinary field of research.

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Palaeoecology Group

Forum for improving exchange between palaeoecology and ecology for more integrated use of long-term ecological data.

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Parasite and Pathogen Ecology and Evolution

Bringing together people interested in parasite and pathogen ecology

Read more Parasite and Pathogen Ecology and Evolution

Peatlands Research

Bringing together people who work and are interested in peatlands research

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Plant Environmental Physiology

Promoting the science and practice of plant environmental physiology

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Plant, Soils, Ecosystems

Supporting a community of people who work in plant-soil interactions

Read more Plant, Soils, Ecosystems

Quantitative Ecology

Developing skills and sharing methods to encourage ecological good practice

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Teaching and Learning

A group for everyone involved in or interested in the teaching and learning of ecological science and related disciplines.

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Tropical Ecology

Building conversations between tropical ecologists, practitioners and policy

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Upcoming events

British Society for Parasitology Conference

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British Society for Parasitology Conference

Join the British Society for Parasitology for their four-day online conference sponsored by the Parasites and Pathogens Special Interest Group

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