Overview
Biocultural diversity is a crucial concept that highlights the relationship between biological diversity and cultural practices. It emphasizes how different cultures interact with their environments, leading to a rich tapestry of life forms and cultural expressions. Understanding this relationship i...
Key Terms
Example: The diverse agricultural practices of indigenous communities.
Example: Pollination of crops by bees.
Example: Mountains, valleys, and plains.
Example: Medicinal uses of local plants.
Example: Eco-friendly farming practices.
Example: Traditional music and dance.
Related Topics
Cultural Ecology
Study of how cultural beliefs and practices influence human interactions with the environment.
intermediateEnvironmental Justice
Exploration of the fair distribution of environmental benefits and burdens.
advancedConservation Biology
The study of preserving biodiversity and ecosystems.
intermediateEthnobotany
The study of how people use plants in their cultures.
intermediateKey Concepts
biocultural diversitygeographical factorscultural practicesecosystem services