Ecological Networks

Ecological networks are interconnected systems of living organisms and their environments, where species interact with each other and their physical surroundings. These networks include relationships such as predator-prey dynamics, plant-pollinator interactions, and nutrient cycling. They help maintain ecosystem stability and health, as each species plays a role in supporting the community. By studying these connections, scientists can better understand biodiversity, how ecosystems function, and the impacts of environmental changes. Ecological networks highlight the importance of each species and the delicate balance required to sustain life on Earth.