Ecosystem

An ecosystem is a biological environment made up of interacting living and non-living components. It includes living organisms such as plants and animals, as well as chemical and physical elements like air, water, soil, and sunlight. Ecosystems are vitally important for humans and other living creatures, as they support life by providing resources and habitat, controlling air and water quality, and moderating the climate. Eco-systems are also significant for their role in the carbon cycle, where they store and recycle carbon, thus playing a critical role in mitigating the global climate crisis. Conservation of ecosystems is therefore of utmost importance for maintaining the health of the natural world and for maintaining global stability.

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Ecosystem-Based Fishery Management of Antarctic Krill (Euphausia superba) to Support Baleen Whales and other Predators Production Adapted for Potential Climate Change Effects

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Monitoring of Insect Species Richness and Abundance in Sudan Semi-arid Ecosystem (Case study: Khartoum State/Sudan)

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