In recent years, there has been increasing international recognition of the need to manage human activities that have an effect on the marine environment and its ecosystems in an integrated ...

For example, human waste (such as household and industrial waste) enters natural ecosystems, and sometimes this waste can build up to harmful levels. Human activities such as harvesting plants and ...

In most ecosystems, sunlight is absorbed and converted ... and proteins and use the stored energy to power their activities. In fact, the energy that powers our lights and fuels our cars is ...

Restoration activities may be designed to replicate a pre-disturbance ecosystem or to create a new ecosystem where it had not previously occurred. Restoration ecology is the scientific study of ...

The INAR RI Ecosystems funding has enabled investments to new measurement instrumentation and development of methodologies and measurement systems. INAR RI ecosystems management board regularly meets ...

Organisms depend on each other for survival. This is called interdependence. Both living and non-living factors will affect the abundance and distribution of organisms in a habitat. Organisation ...

Cultural services – non-material benefits from ecosystems, for example the aesthetic and recreational value of landscapes Today, through our activities, we often exploit natural resources, influencing ...

Beijing claimed Tuesday that the US is targeting the global mobile industry ecosystem with "malignant cyber activities," in a report by the China Cybersecurity Industry Alliance (CCIA).