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The
Acadian Entomological Society is a registered scientific society whose
objectives are to bring about a close association of entomologists and those
interested in entomology in the four Atlantic Provinces and the
neighbouring New England States, and to cooperate with and to support the Entomological Society of Canada. Founded in 1915, the
Society caters to professional entomologists, amateurs,
and educators. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in
entomology. The Society meets annually, typically in July, and publishes proceedings from these meetings. You can now join the AES online here.
2011 Joint Annual Meeting
Congratulations and a big thank-you to all the organizers of the 2011 Joint Annual Meeting of the Entomological Society of Canada and the Acadian Entomological Society held at the Westin Nova Scotian Hotel, Halifax, Nova Scotia, from November 6th to November 9th, 2011. (2011 JAM website)
2011-12 Executive:
At the recent annual meeting of the AES, Gaétan Moreau was elected as President and Chris Cutler as Vice-President. Many thanks to Past-President Carolyn Parsons, and Past Vice-President, Donna Giberson.
Manuscript Submissions
Members and non-members are invited to submit their manuscripts to the Journal of the Acadian Entomological Society, an electronic refereed scientific journal produced by the Society. Occasional papers, containing information of special interest or taxonomic value that do not fit the terms of reference for publication in the Journal may also be published intermittently.
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Rhagoletis pomenella, the apple maggot,
appears on the AES
shield and is the only familiar insect indigenous to the region.
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