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Ecologists study the relationships between organisms and their environments. They perform research in fields to understand species and how they interact with the environment. Ecologists work in a variety of roles, including in national parks as guides, in government and academic institutes conducting research, and for private firms examining environmental issues or advising industries. Some prominent institutes for ecology in India include the Global Institute of Ecology & Environment in Kolkata, the Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment in New Delhi, and the School of Human Ecology at Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University in Delhi.
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Careers in ecology
Ecologists study the relationships between organisms and their environments. They perform research in fields to understand various species and how they interact with the environment. Ecologists work in a variety of settings like government agencies, universities, museums, private firms, and national parks to examine environmental issues, advise landowners and industries, and guide visitors through parks. Some prominent institutes for ecology in India include the Global Institute of Ecology & Environment in Kolkata, the Indian Institute of Ecology and Environment in New Delhi, and the School of Human Ecology at Ambedkar University Delhi.
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