Networks

This Network provides an opportunity to mentor and encourage women working, studying, or interested in entomology. It is open to anyone seeking to promote career and leadership opportunities for women in the field of entomology.

This Network is a "United Nations" of Entomology. Anyone who is affiliated with entomological disciplines around the world can join.

This Network is designed for anyone actively involved in (or interested) in public education about insects and entomology (K-12 and general public).

This Network is for students who study entomology to discuss meetings, projects, travel and other relevant topics.

This is open to all ESA members who have an interest in taking, creating, archiving, using, and delivering images on entomological subjects and topics to users, including but not limited to traditional teaching, research and outreach programs.

This network is for entomologists who are working primarily in the fields of Urban and Structural Entomology.

The Invasive Arthropods Network deals with the influx of exotic arthropods (mainly insects) that are arriving in the United States at an alarming rate.

The Insect Conservation Network facilitates the exchange of information and ideas between people working in all aspects of insect conservation.

This network is open to anyone associated with the mass rearing of insects for research projects, control programs, or other purposes.

The Molecular Entomology and Integrated Genomics Network is designed for everyone from the molecular entomology community or anyone else who loves to play with bugs and invisible molecules in the laboratory.

This Network is for anyone working with or interested in forest pest management (in both natural and managed systems), invasive species of forest ecosystems, etc.

This Network is for everyone interested in how insects work, ranging from molecular and genomic approaches, through cell and organ-based levels, to whole-organism studies.

The Aquatic Entomology Network provides an open forum for entomologists to discuss insects that inhabit aquatic habitats.

This Network is for veterinary and livestock entomologists, and for those in related disciplines.

This Network is designed for anyone actively involved (or interested in) entomology study abroad programs. The Network may also provide a forum to help support the facilitators and recipients of entomology study abroad programs.

The Hemipteran Feeding Network welcomes researchers studying piercing-sucking feeding behavior in any suborder of Hemiptera.

Entomopathologists study diseases of insects and other arthropods.  Bacteria, fungi, microsporidia, nematodes and viruses are major groups of entomopathogens.  

The Arachnology Network provides an open forum to discuss all topics related to spiders and their arachnid kin. Anyone, whether professional or amateur, is welcome to join!

This Network is an independent organization to foster professionalism, communication, and unity of regulatory plant protection professionals.

This new network is open to anyone who loves to combine their vocation of entomology with their avocation of birdwatching.

The ESA Committee on Early Career Professionals has created this network for early-career entomologists as a means of voicing your concerns, questions, and providing feedback to the committee. The ECP Committee strives to represent you by…

Scientists in this Network are working to implement IPM in school and childcare facilities. The Network will provide a focal point for implementers facilitating the practice of IPM in kids' environments.

This Network is for anyone who studies the ability of insects to transmit viruses and diseases to plants.

Flea News is a newsletter about fleas (Siphonaptera) published since 1974 twice annually, and available on this network's webpage. Information on fleas is sought for the newsletter.