Overview of Biodiversity

Biodiversity Biodiversity consists of two words, biology and diversity. Biological words are related to life, diversity is related to change and change. Simply put, biodiversity means change in life. Biodiversity is defined as the whole life forms existing on the earth including animals, plants, fungi, microorganisms and their connections including those ecosystems (IUCN, 2010). Classification of biodiversity There are the following types of biodiversity (Ontario Biodiversity Committee, 2011). - Genetic biodiversity: - Includes genetic differences between different species.

This summary is closely related to the other two related modules (an overview of biodiversity threats and an overview of conservation biology management and management), but the focus is very different. In the summary of the threat, I will explain various direct threats to biodiversity such as habitat fragmentation, invasive species, pollution, abuse, global climate change. Explain each kind of threat and ecological impact on biodiversity and the process of maintaining biodiversity in detail

Main factors of loss of biodiversity: threat to cause loss of biodiversity / cause evolution of biodiversity loss / natural process of species / aging of ecosystem natural climate change / global warming invasive species / biodiversity of driver The loss is beyond its initial distribution range. Explanation of loss of biodiversity due to overfishing / abuse pollution / inadequate nutrient loading of ecosystems Direct cause direct explanation Explain the cause of basic biodiversity loss with indirect dynamics / Background rate of loss of biodiversity / where is the intruder responsible for reducing the historical proportion of species extinction? Invasive invasive range of invasive alien species in your country

Summary: Climate change, loss of biodiversity, depletion of natural resources, and expansion of the difference between rich and poor are all examples of "evil" problems that transition designers must address. Evil issues are multifaceted / multiscalar and consist of many stakeholders whose agenda is contradictory. And since their "parts" are interrelated and interdependent, there is no single solution. Understanding the anatomy and system dynamics of evil problems is an important skill for transition designers.

Maintaining biodiversity in the modern world Biodiversity is the term used to describe habitat scope and species of animals and plants. (2) To maintain environmental stability, it is essential to maintain and improve biodiversity. When biodiversity is lost, the number of one species decreases, breeding together. However, evidence suggesting that OA is important for marine biodiversity is inadequate due to genetic defects of the population due to inbreeding. He agreed to the position of Rockstrom et al. (2009), Turley & Gattuso (2012), Keller et al. Calcification is the most sensitive process reacting directly to marine acidification (2009) and Veron (2008). However, he argues that the scientific community claims that ocean acidification is a major threat to marine biodiversity without almost experimental support (Hendriks & Duarte, 2010a). Into