Human-Ecosystem Interactions

Human-ecosystem interactions refer to the ways people and natural environments influence each other. Humans rely on ecosystems for resources like water, food, and air, while also impacting them through activities like agriculture, development, and pollution. These interactions can alter ecosystems' health, biodiversity, and stability, which in turn affects human well-being. Maintaining a balance is crucial to ensure natural systems can sustainably support life and meet human needs. Understanding these connections helps us make better decisions for environmental conservation and resource management.