Networks

The Turf and Ornamentals Network deals with insects and other arthropods that are of significance in the production and maintenance of turf and ornamental plants in all settings: nurseries, greenhouses, and landscapes.

To promote exchange of information pertaining to the science of Entomology including news, articles, job opportunities, to organize informal conferences at National ESA meetings and to serve as useful linkage for collaborative work…

The DEL provide a forum to help support the facilitators and recipients of online educational delivery. The effectiveness of distance delivery will be posted and may prove helpful to all involved.

Fly-Fishers come from all walks of life including students, professors, consultants, researchers, and government employees. are encouraged to join this group.

A source for support, information and general community interaction for LGBT individuals and their allies.

The Red Palm Weevil Management Network encourages collaboration among persons working to understand the biology and ecology of this warm-climate pest and reduce its spread and economic damage.

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The Entomophagy Network is open to anyone with an interest in eating insects. .

This network focuses on electronic-based tools that may have utility in other entomological subdisciplines. Associated keywords include GIS, Bayesian statistics, simulation modeling, sensitivity analysis, systems economics, and phylogenetic…

This network is intended to bring together entomologists who are former or current youth or adult members of the Boys Scouts of America.

This Network is designed to facilitate communication and collaborative research between entomologists in the U.S. and Japan. Anyone who is interested is welcome to join this Network.

The Military Entomologists Network is a communication tool for the Department of Defense entomologists (civilian and military) to enhance their communication and exchange of informal military entomological ideas

Black Entomologists serves the professional, scientific, social, and cultural interests of black men and women in entomology and related disciplines. The term “black” is inclusive and refers to minorities of different origins and…

The Heteropterists’ Network is an informal group that meets at the National Meeting for presentation of research and for discussion of various topics concerning the "True Bugs."

This Network is composed of entomologists interested in providing the best-of-the-best information about ant pests, including but not limited to imported fire ants (Solenopsis invicta, S. richteri and their hybrids). 

The goal of this "Teaching Undergraduate Entomology" network is to connect instructors of undergraduate entomology courses at a wide variety of types of baccalaureate institutions (e.g. liberal arts colleges, community colleges, research…

The Cerambycid Workers bring together all those interested in the taxonomy, systematics, natural history, behavior, chemical ecology, or economic impacts of longhorned beetles.

This Network will highlight importance of insect predation and parasitism in the life history and population dynamics of amphibians.

This Network is for people interested in the biology of cicada killers, whether they are actively studying them or not.

This Network was created to to foster a senior run dialogue and awareness forum among Senior Entomologists / Emeriti and Honorary Entomologists / Retired Entomologists.

This Network serves the professional, scientific, social, and cultural interests and needs of individuals from Nepali origin in entomology and related disciplines. Anyone who has interests in networking with Nepali entomologists can join.

This network is for entomologists working in the Middle East and the Mediterranean, and for anyone interested in entomological issues in that region of the world.

This ESA Network is open to anyone who's interested in promoting entomology in Korea as well as establishing collaborative relationships with Korean entomologists.

This network is devoted to the study and observation of dragonflies and damselflies.