ecological surveys

Ecological surveys are systematic studies that assess the health and diversity of natural environments. They involve observing and recording plants, animals, and other organisms, as well as examining habitat conditions. These surveys help identify species presence, population sizes, and ecological relationships, providing valuable information for conservation, land development, or environmental management. Conducted using various methods like field observations, sampling, and mapping, ecological surveys provide a comprehensive understanding of an ecosystem’s condition and support informed decision-making to protect and sustain natural habitats.