About

Ecology is formed from the Greek words “oikos” and “logos”, and translates into: “knowledge about the household”. In science this term is used to describe the relationship between organisms and their environment. When these organisms are humans, the relationship must be said to be in a rather bad state. Knowledge of our household seems more important than ever before. Luckily, this is recognized by more and more in the communities of science and finance, as well as in the NGOs and among the decision-makers in both private and public sector.

 
Environmental and ecological challenges and opportunities are met on many levels. Decisions and strategies in these fields are best developed when fueled with accurate and relevant information from several fields of society. All too often money and resources are wasted on strategies and projects that fail due to lack of communication, misinterpretation of data and outdated knowledge.

 
EcoInformation was founded to work as a catalyst in the relationships between science, NGOs, finance and decision-makers, with respect to the exchange of information concerning ecological and environmental opportunities and challenges.