Aquatic ecosystem

In aboriginal culture, fires are a hunting tool, a source of warmth, a cooking tool and also a way of land management (Jens Korff, 2018). Bushfire management is an important part of indigenous knowledge that enabled the indigenous people of Australia to control the scrub and manage their environment so they could control wildfires. Also so the land could then provide them with food that they needed in a sophisticated and sustainable way by burning the area they lived in. Where and how to burn the

My ecosystem is located in the atlantic ocean. The animals and plants guppies, snails, and a elodea. The abiotic factors that help the ecosystem survive are the water and the plants. Some if the provisioning services are energy, seafood, and transportation. Some of the regulating services are : flood prevention, climate regulation, erosion control, and control of pests. Some of the cultural services are : educational, recreational, and spiritual. Some of the supporting services are : biological

Air and water support life, and ready access to these elements is essential if your lawn is to thrive. This is why aeration is important, say the experts at Nature Plus Lawn & Irrigation. Serving Cincinnati and surrounding areas, this leading Ohio lawn care company provides a host of services designed to boost the health and beauty of your lawn, including aeration, professional irrigation, and more.  If your lawn's soil becomes overly compacted, this will prevent air and water from circulating,

or “repurposed” for our needs but has been extremely difficult to be repaired. If we destroy a forest full or plants and animals to the very brim and replace it will flat tiled land filled with exclusively food, it will mess up the pre-existing ecosystem.

Biology plays a part in every single aspect of what is going on in the world, both on land and in the water. Natural selection is a huge deal in biology and is the process where organisms better adapt to their environment to better survive and reproduce. Evolution by natural selection has been going on forever now and it is impressive just to what extent a species is capable of evolving. An article that greatly explains how amazing the ability to adapt is called, “Against the Tide: A Fish Adapts

n this lab we learned about the food chains and relationships between organisms in an ecosystem. We did this by playing a card game where we connected different organisms in a specific ecosystem to organisms in their food web. Each player was given three different cards. Each card contained a different organism from a different ecosystems including marine, desert, forest, and freshwater. The dealer would then place a card face up. Based on our cards we would bet chips each of different colors, red

boreal forest ecosystem is comprised of many different species such as wolf, lynx, moose, hare, marten, conifer, and grass (Biome Explorer, 2012). Unfortunately, global warming is a scenario that could cause the genetic diversity of the boreal forest population to be severely damaged. For example, if this biome were to experience an increase in temperature it would positively impact bark beetles causing outbreaks which in turn becomes detrimental to the trees within this ecosystem such as the conifers

In the field of Invasion Ecology, understanding the four stages of invasion of a specific invader is imperative to understand the invader. This idea is well documented with the rusty crayfish, Orconectes rusticus. The rusty crayfish is a crustacean native to the Ohio River Basin (Hein et al. 2007). However, the rusty crayfish has invaded not only bordering states such as Wisconsin but also far away areas such as Ontario and Oregon (Hein et al. 2007, Sorenson et al. 2012). The reason that the invasion

Invasive species are impacting the world by causing negative financial and economy issues as well as positive. Negative Impacts: To start, invasive species are any kind of living organisms that isn’t native to an ecosystem and can cause negative effects to that ecosystem and whatever thrives there. As a matter of fact, they are the reason for the decline of 42% of endangered and threatened species all around the world. Most forms are plants that poison the animals and causes them to become endangered

Ecosystem is made up of all populations living together and the physical factors with which they interact with their environment. The ecosystem gets its energy from the only source, the sun, which make it important. The sun plays significant roles in ecosystem functioning of photosynthesis. In this lab, we will focus mostly on population and community ecology. Population ecology is a group of organisms of the same species living in the same place at the same time. Factors that affect the number of