The diverse interests of the 30 SEE faculty and adjuncts, their 55+ graduate students, and several postdoctoral research associates facilitate advanced study of ecological and evolutionary processes involving a broad range of organisms and habitats.

• SEE graduate students have access to modern, well-equipped facilities for data collection and analysis
• Research within SEE is supported by grants from several national funding agencies
• Results are regularly published in premier international scientific journals
• Several members of the group serve as editors or editorial board members of important journals and are high office holders in a number of societies