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News feeds
The AES provides feeds of information that can be included, free of charge, on your own Web site.
What content is available?
The AES feeds currently on offer are:
- Society news:
This feed announces new activities of the AES and also highlights new resources on the Web site. The ten most current items are listed in the feed.
RSS feed location: https://www.amentsoc.org/about/news/feed - Upcoming events:
Upcoming events of interest to entomologists and those with a wider interest in natural history. The next ten events are listed in the feed. Three different RSS feeds are available:- Events from all organisations:
https://www.amentsoc.org/events/feed - Events from the AES:
https://www.amentsoc.org/events/feed/aes - Events from the AES and events organised by other groups that the AES plans to attend:
https://www.amentsoc.org/events/feed/aes-attend
- Events from all organisations:
- Entomologists' Glossary:
This feed lists terms most recently added to the Entomologists' Glossary. The five most current terms are listed in the feed.
RSS feed location: https://www.amentsoc.org/insects/glossary/terms/rss
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What format do the feeds use?
The AES feeds are in RSS format. RSS (Rich Site Summary or RDF Site Summary) is a way of sharing/syndicating content from a Web site. RSS feeds are text files and are easy to produce. RSS feeds are an excellent way of providing up-to-date subject-targeted information that can be used to encourage people to regularly visit a Web site.
In general the RSS feed comprises a series of news headlines and a snippet of information related to the headline but they can also provide a means to perform a search on the remote site.
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You can also follow the AES on 𝕏 @amentsoc