Years ago, the early man use to depend solely on natural resources for his nourishment and survival. Then humankind developed and we started making more efficient use of these resources. And we also developed resources of our own by the advancement of te
The conservation of biodiversity outside of their natural environments or ecosystems is known as ex-situ conservation. It involves conservation of wild and cultivated species as well as genetic resources. Ex-situ conservation utilizes a wide range of techniques and facilities and it can be accomplishe...
leading to competition. energy conservation all organisms require energy for their growth and development. lack of ecological understanding leads to the over-exploitation of energy resources such as light, nutrition and radiation, leading to its depletion. proper knowledge of ecological requirements prevent...
conservation: Habitat loss algae bloomAerial view of algae blooming on the Dnieper River in Kyiv, Ukraine. Habitatdegradationoccurs when the ecosystem is disrupted but not destroyed, increasing the difficulty of survival for native plants and animals. Often habitat degradation results frompollutionor the...
Emei Natural Ecology Monkey Reserve. Siberian Tiger –The largest of the big cats and largest tiger species, the Siberian tiger almost went extinct during the 1930s. Today, thanks to conservation efforts, more than 600 are found in the wild. Listed as Endangered by the IUCN, these tigers ...
Our study highlights the value of pollinator‐habitat network analysis to inform pollinator conservation management at the landscape scale, especially when combined with information on floral resources and flower‐habitat networks. Maintaining different types of semi‐natural habitats offers diverse and ...
(e.g., the German Union for Nature Conservation in Germany). Others, such as the American organizationSierra Cluband theaffiliatedSierra Club Canada, may operate in only a few countries. Increasingly, however, many public interest groups have a much broader international presence, with activities ...
controlling human numbers is the key to protecting biological diversity. A more equitable distribution of natural resources throughout the world, and reducing the excessive consumption of natural resources by wealthy countries, such as the United States, are also important targets for conservation ...
Environmental Law: Environmental law focuses on the protection and preservation of natural resources, ecosystems, and the environment as a whole. It encompasses regulations governing pollution control, conservation efforts, land use planning, and wildlife protection. Environmental law reflects society’s gro...
Nowadays, the conservation of natural resources, the improvement of farm household income and balanced and sustainable food supplies are increasingly becoming a subject of public policy debate. A good study case is Morocco, where these objectives are the targets of Pillar II of the Green Morocco Pl...