Rapid Response Team
RRT member Jeff Dukes of Purdue University meets with former Rep. Bob Inglis (R-SC), the founder of republicEn.
The ESA Rapid Response Team (RRT) is comprised of ecological scientists in a variety of fields, ranging from agroecology and invasive species to climate change and science education. These experts have committed to serve as resources for policymakers and the media. The RRT works with ESA staff to provide on-call ecological expertise in a variety of ways, which may include:
- Serving as panelists in briefings for congressional staff
- Reviewing ESA letters to Congress
- Providing expert testimony to Congress
- Providing expert information to Congress
- Analyzing the likely ecological consequences of proposed changes to environmental regulations
- Speaking with the media
The ESA Rapid Response Team (RRT) is comprised of ecological scientists in a variety of fields, ranging from agroecology and invasive species to climate change and science education. These experts have committed to serve as resources for policymakers and the media. The RRT works with ESA staff to provide on-call ecological expertise in a variety of ways, which may include:
- Serving as panelists in briefings for congressional staff
- Providing expert testimony to Congress
- Analyzing the likely ecological consequences of proposed changes to environmental regulations
- Providing scientific feedback for news stories
To see what the team has been up to, take a look at the quarterly ESA in Action Newsletter
To request the assistance of a Rapid Response Team member, contact Alison Mize (gro.asenull@nosila) or Mayda Nathan (gro.asenull@adyam).
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Past ESA in Action Newsletters
Past Rapid response Team Newsletters
To request the assistance of a Rapid Response Team member, contact Alison Mize (gro.asenull@nosila), Nicole Zimmerman (gro.asenull@elocin) or Heidi Swanson (gro.asenull@idieh).
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