Ecologists List
Science List
| Ecologist Name | During | Nationality | Known for |
| Warder Allee | 1885-1955 | American zoologist | research on animal behavior |
| John Beard | 1943 | United Kingdom | developed a system of forest classification for Tropical America |
| Dwight Billings | 1910 | United States | major contributions to desert and arctic ecology. |
| James Brown | 1933 | United States | most influential figures in 20th century popular music |
| Arthur Cain | 1921-1999 | United Kingdom | elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1989. |
| F. Stuart Chapin III | United States | professor of Ecology at the Department of Biology | |
| Frederic Clements | 1874-1945 | United States | pioneer in the study of vegetation succession. |
| Pierre Dansereau | 1911 | Canada | ecology |
| Frank Fraser Darling | 1903-1979 | United Kingdom | author, who is strongly associated with the highlands and islands of Scotland. |
| Rene Dubos | 1901–1982 | United States | winner of the Pulitzer Prize for General Non-Fiction for his book So Human An Animal. |
| Heinz Ellenberg | 1913-1997 | Germany | advocate of viewing ecological systems through holistic means |
| Charles S. Elton | 1900-1991 | United Kingdom | Eltonian niche, food chain |
| Douglas Futuyma | 1942 | United States | got Sewall Wright Award |
| Henry Gleason | 1882-1975 | United States | most recognized for his concept of ecological succession. |
| J. Philip Grime | 1798-1858 | United Kingdom | humped-back model |
| Peter J. Grubb | 1935 | United Kingdom | concept of regeneration niche |
| Garrett Hardin | 1915-2003 | United States | The Tragedy of the Commons |
| Jeff Harvey | 1957 | United States | associate editor of Nature |
| C.S. Holling | 1930 | Canada | Being one of the founders of ecological economics |
| Stephen Hubbell | 1942 | United States | author and proponent of the unified neutral theory of biodiversity and biogeography (UNTB) |
| J. Michael Fay | 1956 | United States | worked for the Wildlife Conservation Society |
| John L. Harper | 1925 | United Kingdom | specializing in ecology and plant population biology |
