Overview
Geoscience approaches in conservation biology integrate geological and geographical knowledge to enhance the understanding and management of ecosystems. By utilizing tools such as GIS and remote sensing, conservationists can assess biodiversity, monitor environmental changes, and develop effective s...
Key Terms
Example: A forest ecosystem includes trees, animals, and soil.
Example: Coral reefs have high biodiversity with many species of fish and corals.
Example: GIS can be used to track wildlife movements.
Example: Remote sensing helps monitor deforestation.
Example: Creating protected areas is a common conservation strategy.
Example: Planting drought-resistant crops is a form of climate adaptation.
Related Topics
Ecological Restoration
The process of assisting the recovery of an ecosystem that has been degraded or destroyed.
intermediateClimate Change Mitigation
Strategies aimed at reducing the severity of climate change by limiting greenhouse gas emissions.
advancedSustainable Land Use
Practices that manage land resources to meet current needs without compromising future generations.
intermediateKey Concepts
Ecosystem ManagementBiodiversity AssessmentGeospatial AnalysisClimate Change Impact