Everything about Institute Of Ecosystem Studies totally explained
The Institute of Ecosystem Studies (IES), which, as of 1 January 2008 is now called the Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies, is an independent,
non-profit organization dedicated to the scientific study of the world’s
ecosystems and the natural and human factors that control and change them. Scientific research is communicated in
scholarly publications
for other scientists,
educational programs for students, and outreach to elected officials, policy makers and the media.
Located in
Millbrook, New York (
USA), at the 2000-acre Mary Flagler Cary Arboretum, IES has about 120 employees, of which about 20 (including the core
scientific staff, and
post-doctoral researchers) are scientists with Ph.D.’s in ecology and allied fields. While IES isn't itself a degree-granting institution, numerous
graduate students are trained under the mentorship of the scientific staff who have adjunct appointments at many universities. Additional educational and
research experiences for undergraduates are frequently organized at IES. The Institute is organized as a 501c3 corporation with financial support from multiple sources which include the Mary Flagler Charitable Trust, research and education grants from federal and state sources (for example, the
National Science Foundation,
United States Environmental Protection Agency, and the
National Institutes of Health), private foundations, and
individual private donors.
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