In trying to protect and conserve natural resources, it is advisable to identify which resources are renewable and non-renewable. Which should have stricter conservation rules, renewable or nonrenewable resources? Why?

Q: explain how this relates to both resiliency and biodiversity

A: Resiliency means the potentiality of an ecosystem to regain its normal pattern after damage or…

Q: Explain the ecosystem service. Write any four ecosystem services rendered by the natural ecosystem.…

A: The study of interrelationship between the living organisms and its environment is known as ecology.…

Q: Draw a diagram representation of the structure of an ecosystem using the following words: ECOSYSTEM…

A: Introduction An ecosystem is a geographical area in which plants, animals, and other species, as…

Q: A large hurricane destroys a coastal forest, leaving only a bare, muddy seashore.  The following…

A: Answer to the question :   Nothing will happen because the hurricane destroyed the ecosystem.

Q: Group of answer choices a. desert b. coral reef c. arctic tundra d. tropical forest

A: Tropical forests are areas characterised by High Annual Rainfall. They have little variation in…

Q: Which of the following is the smallest artificial ecosystem that has sustained for a long period?…

A: An artificial system could be a human created system of plants, animals, and other people living in…

Q: Rain falls on a fertilized agricultural field after a farmer has harvested the crop. Which…

A: Macronutrients of plants include Carbon, Nitrogen, Phosphorous along with the role of water. In…

Q: What are the effects of deforestation on CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere?

A: Introduction: Deforestation is the excessive cutting of trees to clear the land area and using that…

Q: The figure below plots NPP. Which ecosystem has the highest NPP? Tropical forest Temperate forest…

A: Net primary production (NPP) is the rate at which material is accumulated in excess of respiration.

Q: A tree is a renewable resource that can become nonrenewable due to_____

A: The sources of energy can be renewable or non-renewable. Non-renewable sources once depleted can not…

Q: Name a renewable exhaustible natural resource.

A: A resource is anything that is acquired from the environment to meet the organism’s requirements.…

Q: Diverse ecosystems are likely to be more stable than less diverse ecosystems because;

A: Answer:an ecosystem that has a greater number of species is more likely to withstand disturbance…

Q: To reduce the risk of overgrazing, it is especially important to pay attention to movement zones…

A: Overgrazing: It is a practise in which there is an overconsumption of green plants by the animals,…

Q: Most humans would agree that they wouldn’t want to intentionally destroy something useful or…

A: In ecology, the ecosystem is defined as the inter-relationship between living and non-living things.…

Q: Why is regular burning (thru natural fires) an important part of maintaining the health of…

A: Grasslands refer to the area where a major part of the vegetation is grasses. Grasslands are present…

Q: Which forest type is the largest? A. Tropical Dry Forests B. Temperate C. Boreal D. Tropical moist…

A: Dry tropical forest Dry Deciduous Forest- these are found throughout the northern part of the…

Q: Which of the following is inconsistent with the idea of making rural areas more sustainable?…

A: Farming has been revolutionized in the modern times due to the use advanced technologies, Pesticide…

Q: Describe in detail what happens to an ecosystem after a primary disturbance.

A: An ecosystem is a geographical region in which plants, animals, and other species, as well as…

Q: Name the region of biosphere reserve which is legally protected and where no human activity is…

A: An ecosystem is a community of living organisms in concurrence with non-living components,…

Q: Characterize the following items according to their category of ecosystem services

A: Genetic resources - provisioning service Climate regulation - regulating service Seed dispersal -…

Q: Define ethic considerations and how it help in the conservation of biological resource

A: A biological resource is an object or substance that an organism need for maintenance, growth, and,…

Q: In which biome would you expect to see fire as a major abiotic factor influencing the composition of…

A: Answer: Abiotic factors : These are the non-living factors on an ecosystem, present in terrestrial…

Q: The graphs below show total nutrient uptake by plants and net dissolved nutrients in the stream…

A: Nutrients are used to generate energy, detect and respond to environmental cues, pass, excrete…

Q: Removing forests results in less stable

A: Answer:  AFFORESTATION : It is the process of planting more and more trees which reduces the global…

Q: ow would you argue the importance of protecting the BDFFP against ecologically destructive…

A: The main important criteria to encourage the studies of BDFFP are to preserve larger areas of land…

Q: Following a disturbance such as a forest fire, secondary ecological succession can occur , true or…

A: Ecological succession is the process of change in the species structure of an ecological community…

Q: Examples of ecological restoration include all of the following EXCEPT: - building levees to…

A: Introduction Ecological restoration:- It is the process of reversing the degradation of ecosystems…

Q: What is the importance of ecosystem services and what are the benefits does the biodiversity gets in…

A: Ecosystem services and their sustainable use is very essential.

Q: Secondary succession is always the result of anthropogenic factors.

A: Ecological succession is process that describes how the biological communities in a habitat or area…

Q: Why are land disturbances and the loss of animal habitats for oil sands harmful for the environment?…

A: Some background information: Before introducing technology and the internet, the world we live in…

Q: Name at least three reasons that people have created parks and reserves. How do national parks…

A: The species that are not domesticated and roam in the forests are known as wild animals, and the…

Q: Explain the concept of renewable resources.

A: Renewable resource : - It is a natural resource which will reform to replace the used and consumed…

Q: Renewable resources are replaced by natural processes, can be used forever, and are evenly…

A: * Renewable resources also known for another name called as flow resource which is an natural…

Q: Choose 3 Biomes. Explain how human activity has contributed to its disturbance

A: A fishery is the enterprise of raising or harvesting the fish and other aquatic life. Commercial…

Q: Renewable and Non renewable resources

A: Ecosystem provides several types of resource for its organisms. The various resources available in…

Q: omponents of an ecosystem include

A: Components of an ecosystem include: - Biotic Components Abiotic Components

Q: Which ecosystem has the least biodiversity?

A: Biodiversity where all the different kinds of life found in one area—the variety of animals, plants,…

Q: Why are wetlands sites of high biodiversity and productivity?

A: Biodiversity is the term that constitutes all the uncountable variety of life forms that exist on…

Q: The terrestrial biome that receives the most consistent yearround rainfall is (a) wetland. (b)…

A: The ecosystem is that part of the earth where all the living organisms exists. The various species…

Q: Eutrophication excessive richness of nutrients in a lake or other body of water, frequently due to…

A: True

Q: To reduce the risk of flooding, it is important to constructing dams and levees remove coastal…

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Q: Describe how we can preserve nonreplaceable resources.

A: Non replaceable resources also known as Non-renewable resources as it simply means by its word that…

Q: Explain in detail the difference between environmental protection, biodiversity conservation, and…

A: Environmental protection is the activity of individuals, organizations, and governments protecting…

Q: Write bulleted notes over non rewnewable and non renewable resources.

A: These are resources that exist without any actions of humankind.

Q: Which of the following describes an abiotic factor in a forest?  earthworms that burrow through the…

A: Abiotic factors are the nonliving factors and the biotic factors are the living factors. Examples of…

Q: Why is the world's loss of biodiversity a source of concern?

A: Biodiversity is very important.so because it maintains the ecosystem and also provide us with the…

Q: Which of these areas is likely to have the lowest overall productivity? an area in which intensive…

A: The growth of the organisms in a particular ecosystem depends on the availability of various…

Conservation Biology

The study of how to prevent the loss of biological diversity on the planet is called conservation. Biological diversity, also termed biodiversity, consists of various life forms found in a specific location or across the entire planet, including ecosystems, species, populations, and genes. Conservation thus aims to protect the diversity of life at all levels of biological organization.