New Era, New Voices in Restoration Ecology Announcing Re-New   As the Society for Ecological Resto...

    SER’s peer-reviewed journ...

In honor of  Restoration Ecology's  25th anniversary, SER and Wiley have released a free special issue of RE's...

Each year on May 22 nd the United Nations celebrates the International Day of Biological Diversity. This year, SER and Wi...

Humans have dramatically changed our planet and our environment – and all of us are needed to restore it. SER’s journal R...

Young mixed species tree planting (Photo by Luke Shoo) A new Australian study shows just how much environmen...

P hoto by Fanny Couture The world is losing coral reefs at an alarming rate. 2016 saw the greatest coral die-...

Restoration site, where most of the mangroves have died. These seedlings were planted in water that was too deep, and in a...

Washington DC, October 31, 2017 – Just past the midway point in the long-term Everglades restoration program, The Everglad...

Replacing exotic forages with native warm-season grasses could have benefits for livestock producers, but grazing also may...

Jim Miller Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Program in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation...

For centuries, humans have used peatlands for heating, cooking, grazing livestock and more. But fast-paced commercial forc...

Restoration Protocols for Non-regenerating Forests Degraded by Overabundant Herbivores   Moose are ico...

What Brazilian restorationists have learned from networking   Have you ever found yourself caught up with you...

Restoration practice and policy in Latin America countries may include some approaches that could support better socio-eco...

Part 3 of Restoration Ecology's special opinion section “Restoration Dialogues,” lead author Professor Craig Johnson not...

Every year, an estimated 6 to 12 million tons of plastic enters the oceans, a flow of marine debris that local, national a...

Jim Miller Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Sciences Program in Ecology, Evolution, and Conservation...

Public Symposium Held in Jordan Offers Collaboration, Ideas for the Future Kirsty Shaw Botanic Gardens Conserv...

Special Section in the Next Three Issues of Restoration Ecology (issues 24:5 , 24:6 and 25:1) Prof. Ted Lefroy C...

The relative influence of in situ and neighbourhood factors on reptile recolonization in post-mining restoration sites...

A new approach to how we evaluate ecological restoration projects has been proposed by researchers from Cardiff and Umeå U...

Susan Cordell, PhD Institute of Pacific Islands Forestry USDA Forest Service Hilo, Hawaii scordell01@fs.fed.us...

Dean Ansell Australian National University dean.ansell@anu.edu.au A unique voluntary agri-environment scheme in s...

Richard Hobbs School of Plant Biology University of Western Australia richard.hobbs@uwa.edu.au One of the world...

Brady Simmons NYC Parks NYC Urban Field Station 718.225.3061 x309 Brady.Simmons@parks.nyc.gov Planting native...

Martin Stapanian, Ph.D. U.S. Geological Survey Lake Erie Biological Station 6100 Columbus Avenue Sandusky, OH 4487...

Koen Arts Forest and Nature Conservation Policy Group Wageningen University The Netherlands koen.arts@wur.nl...