ecological diversity

Ecological diversity refers to the variety and variety of ecosystems and habitats within a particular area. It encompasses the different types of environments, such as forests, wetlands, grasslands, and rivers, each supporting unique communities of plants, animals, and microorganisms. High ecological diversity means there are many different ecosystems, which contributes to the overall health, resilience, and stability of the planet. It ensures that if one part is affected by environmental changes or disturbances, others can help maintain ecological balance. Essentially, it highlights the richness and interconnectedness of life and habitats across our planet.