WiR redlist index: Ecologists

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This is a list under development of missing articles on women who are (or have been) notable for their contribution to ecology as environmentalists, conservationists and activists.

Argentina

• Patricia Kandus [ es; ast
• Maria Gabriela Palomo, marine ecology
• Amalia M. Miquelarena, naturalist and ichthyologist. Featured in Fisheries. ^[1]

Australia

• Susan J. Patrick [ es; ast

Belize

• Venetia Briggs, Behavioral ecology

Bolivia

• Amparo Acebey [ es; cy
• Carola Antezana [ es; ast; cy

Brazil

• Dorothy Sue Dunn de Araujo [ es; ast; cy
• Ilsi Job Boldrini [ es; ast; cy
• Sandra Maria Feliciano de Oliveira e Azevedo [ es; ast
• Maria Luiza Porto [ es; ast; cy
• Daniela Sampaio [ es; ast
• Alessandra Monteiro de Oliveira Santos [ es; ast; cy
• Tânia Wendt [ es

Cameroon

• Grace Ngemukong Tima/ Grace Tima (b. 1954), Cameroonian agriculturist

Canada

• Christie Bahlai, big data approach to agriculture and conservation based insect management. [1]
• Mimi Elizabeth Lam, inaugural Conservation Beacon Award, Society for Conservation Biology
• Andrea Kirkwood, studies nuisance algea, [2]
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Chile

• Doris Soto, freshwater ecology
• Gloria Arratia, ichthyology. Considered "among the most prolific living paleo‐ichthyologists in the world" ^[2]

Czechoslovakia

• Eva Cudlínová/ Eva Cudlinova (b. 1954), Czech landscape ecologist

Egypt

• Amaal Mohamadein Ahamad Ecotoxicology [3]

France

• Stéphanie Jenouvrier Ecology: The Impact Of Global Warming On The Population Dynamics Of Emperor Penguins

Germany

• Claudia Drees [ de
• Rimantė Dušauskienė-Duž [ de
• Juliane Filser [ de
• Marion Glaser [ de
• Elisabeth Hackstein [ de
• Alexandra-Maria Klein [ de
• Ute Schmiedel [ de
• Angelika Schwabe-Kratochwil [ de
• Margrit von Braun
• Christina von Haaren [ de
• Otti Wilmanns [ de

Greece

Rima Jabado, fisheries scientist, ocean conservationist focused on sharks and rays. https://afspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/fsh.10485

Iraq

• Reyam Al-Malikey, ecology

Mali

• Djeneba Konate Keita Environment [4]

Mexico

• Diana Pérez Staples Behavioral Ecology: Study Of Biological Pest Control To Reduce The Use Of Environmentally Dangerous Insecticides

Netherlands

• Gisella Cruz Garcia, conservation biology/ecology

Puerto Rico

• Colibrí Sanfiorenzo-Barnhard, education, conservation, and cultural grassroots actions in Puerto Rico

South Africa

• Emma Gray, ecology

Spain

• María del Carmen Fernández-Carvajal [ es

Trinidad and Tobago

Uruguay

• Ana Aber (b. 1948), Uruguayan environmental scientist

US

• Laura Hunter Colwin (1911-2006), and her husband
• Katherine Lynn Gross and other ESA Presidents ^[3] presidential bio at ESA
• Janet Lanza, Distinguished Service Citation, University of Arkansas, Little Rock
• Zakiya Holmes Leggett, Commitment to Human Diversity in Ecology award
• Allison Louthan, ecology, may be TOOSOON
• Pamela Anne Matson, past ESA President ^[3] presidential bio at ESA
• Asia Murphy, work in Madagascar, [5], [6] (may be TOOSOON,but use your judgment!)
• Karen L. McKee, U.S. Geological Survey Excellence in Science Award (2005)
• Judy Lynn Meyer, past ESA President ^[3] presidential bio at ESA
• Deanna H. Olson, "Dede", ecology of amphibians and fishes in headwater streams, Alison Haskell Award for Excellence in Herpetological Conservation, 2012
• Sonia Ortega, Head of NSF Europe and Eurasia Office [7]
• Barbara Peckarsky, Developmental genetics; Ecosystem ecology, 2008 Award of Excellence, North American Benthological Society
• Bonnie Pendleton, West Texas A&M University
• Alison Gail Power, disease ecology in plant communities, past ESA President ^[3]
• Beverly J. Rathcke (1945–2011), Community ecology [8]
• Rebecca R. Sharitz, "Becky", (?-2018) Savannah River Ecology Laboratory, National Wetlands Award in Science Research related info at ESA Historical Records
• Mary Minerva Steagall (1867-1945), head of Southern Illinois Normal College profile at ESA Historical Records
• Juliet Stromberg, "Julie", plant ecologist and botanist, may be TOOSOON
• Jennifer Thaler, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, 2017 recipient of the Thomas and Nina Leigh Distinguished Alumni Award, may be TOOSOON
• Saran Twombly, director of the National Science Foundation’s Long Term Research in Environmental Biology (LTREB) program related info
• Judith Vergun, 2004 Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring related info
• Evelene Spencer, featured in USFWS Women in Conservation ( https://nctc.fws.gov/history/Documents/2020-Conservation-History-journal.pdf)
• Helen Fenske, featured in USFWS Women in Conservation ( https://nctc.fws.gov/history/Documents/2020-Conservation-History-journal.pdf)
• Louella Cable, featured in USFWS Women in Conservation ( https://nctc.fws.gov/history/Documents/2020-Conservation-History-journal.pdf)
• Crystal Leonetti, featured in USFWS Women in Conservation ( https://nctc.fws.gov/history/Documents/2020-Conservation-History-journal.pdf)
• Margrit von Braun
• Pamela Corwin, fisheries scientist,Featured in recent Fisheries article on women in fisheries: https://afspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/fsh.10485
• Angela Hi'ilei Kawelo, fisheries scientist,Featured in recent Fisheries article on women in fisheries: https://afspubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/fsh.10485

More at ESA Women in Ecology main list ^[4]

• Janice Beatley
• Barbara Bentley
• Grace Brush related info at ESA
• Frances Chew
• Beryl Collins
• Deborah Dexier
• Jane Dirks-Edmunds
• Mildred Faust
• Laurel Fox
• Margaret Gilbert (ecologist)
• Minna Jewell
• Susan Martin (ecologist)
• Patrice Morrow
• Judith Myers (ecologist)
• Bonita Neiland
• Karen Porter
• Martha Shackleford
• Edith Shreve
• Nancy Slack
• Judy Stamp
• Nellie Stark
• Margaret Stewart (ecologist)
• Gwendolyn Struik related info, husband Roger Bray
• Frieda Taub
• Maxine Watson
• Pat Werner
• Mary F. Willson
• Geraldine Matolla, fisheries and aquatic sciences, aquaculture, based at University of Eldoret in Kenya

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