Smithsonian Environmental Research Center

The Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC) is a research institution specializing in coastal research with a focus on Chesapeake Bay and global coastal zones. Founded in 1965, SERC serves as the research hub for the Smithsonian Institution's studies in marine biology, terrestrial ecology, invasive species, global change, and pollution. Located in Edgewater, Maryland, SERC's 2,650-acre campus is open to the public for hiking trails six days a week, closed only on Sundays and federal holidays.

While headquartered in the United States, SERC's scope extends around the world, with scientists conducting research on various coasts. The institution operates in the Education and Health Care industries, addressing critical environmental issues through its research.

As of now, there is no publicly available information about the latest investment or the investors involved in SERC.