Ecological Society of America 88th annual meeting
July 11, 2003The five-and-a half-day program will include a full agenda of 24 symposia, numerous scientific field trips and workshops, and a large exhibit hall. A full agenda of meeting activities, including the entire preliminary program, is available on-line at http://www.esa.org/Savannah
TOPIC HIGHLIGHTS
NEWSROOM OPERATION
Members of the press (see policy below) are exempt from registration fees and are free to attend all meeting sessions. A staffed press room, including computers, a printer, fax, telephones, and an area for interviews, will be available.
ESA POLICY ON PRESS CREDENTIALS
We are able to waive registration for reporters with: a recognized press card or current membership in the National Association of Science Writers, the Canadian Science Writers Association, the International Science Writers Association, or the Society of Environmental Journalists.
Registration is also waived for Public Information Officers who can demonstrate membership in one of the above professional organizations.
We do not waive registration for editors of peer-reviewed journals, ad sales representatives, publishers, program officers or marketing professionals.
INSTITUTIONAL PRESS OFFICERS
Press officers may request copies of all abstracts related to their institution. ESA will distribute any relevant press releases in the Annual Meeting press room. Please contact Annie Drinkard for more information.
REGISTRATION
To register for the Annual Meeting, visit: http://www.esa.org/Savannah and follow the instructions for the Press/Exhibitor/VIP form. Charges will be made should you select a scientific field trip, workshop, or ticketed event.
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Ecological Society of America
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