Call for Papers: JIPM's 25 Most Wanted Pest Profiles 🦟 Deadline: February 28 🐜 The Journal of Integrated Pest Management is seeking manuscript proposals for profiles of a wide variety of important pests, from the boll weevil to the spotted lanternfly. Learn more: entsoc.org/publications...

Take Our Member Needs Survey! 🐞🐛🪲 Thank you for renewing your ESA membership for 2026! We want to hear from you: Your input will help us better serve you and the insect science community. survey.alchemer.com/s3/8492176/2...

Great job opportunity with the Virginia Department of Forestry for anyone interested in forest health monitoring! 🐜🌳🐞 www.jobs.virginia.gov/jobs/forest-...

Forest Health and Management Project Coordinator - Charlottesville, Virginia, United States

Title: Forest Health and Management Project Coordinator State Role Title: Natural Resource Spec III Hiring Range: Starting at $44,192+ DOE with state benefits Pay Band: 4 Agency: Department of Forestr...

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New lab paper! It's a first, first-authored paper by PhD student, @nicki-bailey.bsky.social ! Nicki won the 2024 @entsocamerica.bsky.social @pie-entsoc.bsky.social Master's Student Achievement in Entomology Award. Read it here! doi.org/10.1093/ee/n...

Local-scale factors predict wild bee richness, whereas landscape-scale factors predict butterfly richness in city parks

Abstract. Urbanization has a growing influence on pollinator species worldwide, benefiting some species while threatening others. Urban areas have high cov

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Attention ESA members: Voting is open for the 2026 winter elections through February 8! 🗳️ Meet the candidates for the 2026 ESA Branch Officer elections: buff.ly/yGa82Yi 🗳️ Learn more about the ESA Bylaws vote: buff.ly/6slzWaC

#EntSoc25 went by too fast! But you can connect with your colleagues and share your science again in just a few short months at an ESA Branch Meeting in Spring 2026. Will we see you there? entsoc.org/events

The countdown begins: 361 days until Entomology 2026 in Columbus, Ohio! We hope you'll join us again next year. Symposia proposals are due March 1. #EntSoc26 Learn more: entsoc.org/events/annua...

Entomology 2025 presenters and organizers: Share your session(s) on social media and invite colleagues to join. Download the #EntSoc25 Speaker Toolkit to find customizable images and templates, and to spread the word! www.entsoc.org/events/annua...

As you prepare your #EntSoc25 research poster, check out these tips and more on Entomology Today, including: 1️⃣ Keep it simple. 2️⃣ Use a clear layout. 3️⃣ Focus on key findings. 4️⃣ And prep for Q&A.

Poster Power: How to Create an Engaging and Effective Research Poster

Scientific posters present a unique challenge to explain research in a limited space. Leave a lasting impression with these tips for high-quality posters.

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Entomology 2025 will be here soon, which means it's time for a hashtag reminder: #️⃣ #EntSoc25 🛜 Follow along and share your experience, here or wherever you use social media. And tag ESA, too! entsoc.org/news/social-...

Join the P-IE Section at #ESA2025! 🌿🪲 P-IE Networking and Awards Celebration 🗓️ Monday, November 10 | ⏰ 2:30–5:30 PM 📍 Portland Ballroom 251 Enjoy refreshments, giveaways, and networking opportunities! This year’s giveaways feature a brand-new design created by Sandra Alcaraz.

The Plant-Insect Ecosystems (P-IE) Section is excited to share this year’s lineup of 21 symposia at #ESA2025! 📅 Explore the full program online: 🔗 lnkd.in/gWiYQFP6 #PIEESA #PIESECTION #EntSoc #ESA2025 #Entomology #Symposia

Stay tuned for engaging posts about upcoming ESA events, professional opportunities, and insights into plant–insect interactions from members of the P-IE community. Follow along — this is just the beginning! #EntSoc #ESA2025 #ESAPIE #PIESection #Entomology

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We’re excited to introduce the new Plant-Insect Ecosystems (P-IE) Section Social Media Team!🌿🪲 Our goal is to share fresh updates, research highlights, member spotlights, and stories that celebrate the incredible diversity of work happening within our section and across the entomological community.

We’re excited to introduce the new Plant-Insect Ecosystems (P-IE) Section Social Media Team!🌿🪲 Our goal is to share fresh updates, research highlights, member spotlights, and stories that celebrate the incredible diversity of work happening within our section and across the entomological community.