The Toronto Entomologists' Association (T.E.A.) is a non-profit educational and scientific organization formed to promote interest in insects, to encourage co-operation among amateur and professional entomologists, to educate and inform non-entomologists about insects, entomology and related fields, to aid in the preservation of insects and their habitats and to issue publications in support of these objectives.

The TEA's constitution is provided here.

Board of Directors

Glenn Richardson President glennr@personainternet.com	Alan Macnaughton Vice-President
Chris Rickard Treasurer	Antonia Guidotti Programs Co-ordinator
Steve LaForest Field Trips

Chris Darling: R.O.M. Representative
Carolyn King: Publicity Co-ordinator and ON representative

The executive officers of president, vice-president, treasurer and recording secretary are elected every two years. The most recent election occurred in September 2012.

Other Offices

Bill McIlveen is the recording secretary for speakers' talks. He takes notes on each presentation and submits a summary to the TEA newsletter, Ontario Insects.

Ann Gray is the TEA representative on the Tommy Thompson Park Users' Group (TTPUG). Tommy Thompson Park is a urban wilderness minutes from downtown Toronto containing the Leslie Street Spit. It is is part of Toronto Parks but it is managed by the Toronto Region Conservation Authority. The two bodies have set up a Users' Group of this park which meets twice a year to be briefed on current plans and to present input on behalf of the organizations they represent. Ann is also the volunteer naturalist for the park.