EEb

EEB is an acronym that can refer to several different organizations and academic programs, depending on the context. The most widely recognized usage is for the European Environmental Bureau (EEB), a Brussels-based umbrella federation of environmental non-governmental organizations in Europe. The EEB coordinates NGO networks, conducts policy analysis, and advocates for stronger European Union environmental policies on issues such as climate change, nature protection, air and water quality, and sustainable development. It engages with EU institutions, civil society, and the public through campaigns, position papers, and events.

In academia, EEB commonly stands for Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior, or Ecology, Evolution, and Biology. These designations are used for university departments or degree programs that study the interactions of organisms with their environments, the processes that shape biodiversity, and the evolution of life. Curricula typically cover ecological theory, evolutionary biology, behavioral ecology, conservation biology, experimental and field methods, and quantitative approaches.

Other uses of the acronym exist in various fields, including research institutes, journals, or program titles, and the intended meaning is usually clear from context.