The Irish Ecological Association was established in 2016 as a partner organisation to the British Ecological Society. It provides a forum for an international group of Irish-based ecologists and professionals interested in ecological science to meet, collaborate and solve ecological problems.
Across the island of Ireland, the IEA aims to:
“The IEA works in partnership with us to strengthen networks and opportunities for ecologists and evolutionary biologists in Ireland and the UK.” BES
Huge congratulations to the IEA award winners from #IEA2023; Anne Magurran received the lifetime achievement award; @nicklpayne the mid-career achievement award; @luce_harding the early-career achievement award; and @haleydolton & @Jamie_Darby An Gradam Danu postgraduate award. pic.twitter.com/KBHMea3TIN
— IEA (@irish_ecology) January 11, 2023
The 4th Ecology and Evolution Ireland virtual conference will take place on 5th-6th Jan, 2023
The Irish Ecological Association’s first postgraduate workshop of the year with guest speaker, Sarah Hone, a casting associate, …