Environmental Boundaries

Environmental boundaries are the physical or natural limits that define the extent of an ecosystem or area, such as a forest, river, or protected land. They demarcate where one environment ends and another begins, helping to manage resources, protect habitats, and prevent human activities from causing unintended harm beyond these borders. These boundaries can be physical markers like a mountain range, or invisible lines like ecosystems' ecological limits. Understanding these boundaries is important for conservation, sustainable development, and maintaining the health of natural systems, ensuring ecosystems function properly and are preserved for future generations.