One of our favorite kinds of post involves interviewing interesting ecologists about their interesting work. All of our interviews are compiled here.
Allison Shaw and colleagues on the ‘personas’ you can adopt as an ecological theoretician
Rachel Germain on demystifying ecological theory
Ian Hatton on sublinear growth as the key to all of ecology
Tanya Rogers and Stephan Munch on chaotic population dynamics
Simon Stump and David Vasseur on whether the storage effect is overrated
Robin Snyder on coexistence theory, riveting writing, science-art links, and more
Elizabeth Borer on the NutNet experiment
Anonymous Potato on ecoevojobs.net
Ted Hart on a career in private sector data science
Louise Hahn on a career as an ecology lab technician
Chris Collier on a career as a land manager for a land conservancy
Brian Gaas on a career as an environmental consultant
Dynamic Ecology 
