Biophysical Environment

The biophysical environment refers to the natural world and the physical conditions that support life. It includes elements like air, water, land, climate, plants, animals, and ecosystems. These components interact and influence each other, creating a foundation for all living organisms. Understanding the biophysical environment helps us see how life depends on natural resources and how human activities can impact ecosystems. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining balance and sustainability to ensure healthy, functioning Earth systems for current and future generations.