What does EEES mean in ECOLOGY

Ecology Evolution Ecosystems Society (EEES) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to researching, studying, and educating people on ecology, evolution, and ecosystems. EEES supports the development of scientific research and provides resources for professionals as well as the general public. Its mission is to promote collaboration among scientists to advance knowledge in these fields and use it to inform society’s decisions about human impacts on the environment.

EEES researches a broad range of topics related to ecology, evolution, and ecosystems. This includes topics such as biodiversity conservation, species invasions, natural resource management, climate change adaptation and mitigation strategies, disease dynamics, genetic engineering applications in agriculture, sustainable land use practices and policies, ecosystem services assessment and more.

There are many ways you can get involved with EEES. You can join our mailing list to stay up-to-date on news and events related to ecology, evolution, and ecosystems; become a volunteer for project-based or international internships; apply for scientific grants or research opportunities; attend public lectures; or join one of our committees that work toward specific goals such as advocacy for science-based policymaking or influencing decision makers in areas related to our research focus.

We offer several resources that may be helpful in accessing educational materials related to ecology, evolution and ecosystems. These include podcasts featuring experts in different fields discussing various topics; publicly available videos featuring interviews with scientists; a library of open-source academic papers published in our journal by members from around the world; an online forum providing advice for navigating career paths in ecology evolution ecosystem sciences; databases of relevant datasets available as open source data sets for noncommercial use among many other tools.

Yes! You can also help us support our research initiatives by making a donation either online or through mail. Donations can be made directly into projects working towards key objectives identified by members or towards supporting organisational costs associated with running activities such as workshops & conferences or supporting outreach initiatives aimed at raising awareness about ecology & its importance within society.

Yes! We offer several different membership options depending on your interests and level of involvement desired. Different levels include regular member (full access to all resources & benefits but no voting rights), student member (free access for students enrolled full time within six months before application), associate member (access only after payment), honorary member (commonly high profile individuals who wish to demonstrate their commitment) plus additional individual/institutional/corporate packages available upon request.

To become an official member of the Society you must have either completed undergraduate studies focused upon one area from biology / zoology / botany / ecology / environmental science OR hold an appropriate postgraduate degree which significantly covers one of these areas within its content - equivalent knowledge gathered from experience is also accepted under certain circumstances.

Absolutely! We welcome submissions from members at all stages of their careers as we firmly believe that everyone has something valuable they can contribute regardless of experience level – please see our guidelines page for more information regarding requirements for publication.