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Welcome to the Entomological Society of Ontario
The Entomological Society of Ontario (ESO) is an active society, dedicated to furthering entomology through annual meetings and publications. Over the past 149 years, it has served as an association of persons interested in the science of entomology. Today, as always, members of the Society have varied entomological interests; physiology, taxonomy, ecology and pest management. Although founded by amateurs, whose active participation is encouraged today the majority of the Society’s members are professionals, sharing their interests and expertise while working either in Provincial or Federal governments, industry or universities within Ontario as well as other parts of Canada and the world. Click HERE for more details . . . or download our information Pamphlet |
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Guelph Bug Day 2019 coming soon! Click HERE for more details. |
Check out Guelph Bug Day 2018!
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2019 Annual Meeting!
"By observation and experiment: teaching and learning about insect biodiversity"
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Date: November 1-3, 2019
Our Annual General Meeting will take place at Bark Lake Conference Centre in Haliburton region this year. The venue is set amidst spectacular forests and lakes, well off the main road. It is the perfect place to balance learning and contemplation. Registration includes all meals and accommodation costs. We look forward to seeing you there! Click HERE for more details! |
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ESO Bug Eye Photo Contest Winners! AGM 2018
BUG EYE RESULTS!
Thanks very much to the judges, ESO members Morgan Jackson and Sean McCann, and guest judge Christy Pitto.
We had a total of 112 excellent entries and the judges had a very difficult time choosing the winners. They considered composition, technical quality, biological interest, and overall aesthetic when judging each photo.
BUG EYE RESULTS!
Thanks very much to the judges, ESO members Morgan Jackson and Sean McCann, and guest judge Christy Pitto.
We had a total of 112 excellent entries and the judges had a very difficult time choosing the winners. They considered composition, technical quality, biological interest, and overall aesthetic when judging each photo.
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Content for Volume 147 (2016) of JESO is now available HERE.
Contents Scientific Note J. Savage. 2016. First Canadian record of the Bermuda grass stem maggot, Atherigona reversura (Diptera: Muscidae). J. ent. Soc. Ont. Volume 147: 3-22. [PDF] Instructions to Authors A Special Note . . .
We would like to welcome Chris MacQuarrie and Thomas Onuferko as the new Editor and Technical Editor of the Journal of the Entomological Society of Ontario. They have respectively taken over for John Huber and Jess Vickruck as of Volume 145 (2014) and Volume 146 (2015) run. 
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