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The Population Genetic Group meetings have been a key forum in the last half century for discussion of the maintenance and distribution of genetic variation in natural populations, the genetic basis and evolution of quantitative traits, mechanisms of adaptation, sexual selection and speciation, and much more. The small selection of papers in this Special Issue illustrates the diversity and vibrancy of the 'PopGroup' community and helps to mark this anniversary.
