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Zoe Cardon, senior scientist at the MBLEcosystems Center, has been elected as a member-at-large of the board of the Ecological Society of America, a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization of scientists. Founded in 1915, the Ecological Society of America (ESA) works to promote, raise public awareness and increase the resources available for ecological science. Members of the organization conduct research, teach, and use ecological science to address environmental issues. 

Zoe G. Cardon, senior scientist at the MBLEcosystems Center. Credit: Diana Kenney

Elected for a two-year term, Cardon is an ecosystems ecologist who supports training and collaboration essential for understanding and sustaining Earth’s natural systems. For the last two decades, Cardon has studied the interactions among plants, microbes, and soils. She  considers the ESA to be her “home” society.