Biodiversity: How Ecological Systems Link Us Together

Biodiversity is a unit of change in living. It can refer to genetic variation, species variation or ecological variation that seems to be a result of temperate climate and high primary productivity. Biodiversity tends to accumulate in hot spots, and this number continues to increase, but there is a possibility of slowing in the future. According to a study by Lemons and Morgan (1995), biodiversity is defined as "variability between organisms from all sources and the ecological complexes they belong to; this is a diversity within species, species and ecosystems including" .

Biodiversity or biodiversity is a broad term encompassing all life forms and the ecosystems they live in. Biodiversity also refers to the degree of diversity (the field of biological interaction and environmental interaction) found in life and ecosystems. It shows a degree of healthy or well-balanced habitat diversity, as well as animals and plant life. Biodiversity is also called abundant biodiversity in specific areas and can be used as a measure of the number of different kinds of organisms inhabiting it. Contrary to biodiversity, species extinction

Biodiversity refers to the sum of all lives and their habitats. Biodiversity is the biodiversity and ecosystem in which individuals are actively involved. Biodiversity is important to maintain the ecological balance of nature. Benefits of biodiversity include human welfare, food, industrial and commercial products, pharmaceuticals and so on. Biodiversity Hotspots are storage areas of importance for biodiversity and biogeographical areas where there is a danger of destruction. The Philippines is one of the most biologically diverse countries in the world and one of the most endangered regions in the world. The country contains many endemic species. 6000 animals and plants inhabit the forest, accounting for only 7% of the original hotspots. Today forest is abolished for agriculture and development plan for national population increase. The main problem is the reduction of biodiversity hotspots in the Philippines.

In addition to benefiting from biodiversity products, humans benefit from ecosystem services such as water purification, erosion prevention and pollination. The relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem services is complex and will be explained in detail later, but in general, most ecosystem services have deteriorated or decreased as ecological biodiversity drastically decreased. Since most ecosystem services are provided freely by natural systems, we usually only understand their value and importance when they are lost or declined.