Statistical Ecology

Statistical ecology is a branch of ecology that uses mathematical and statistical methods to study and understand the relationships between living organisms and their environments. It helps researchers analyze data collected from ecological studies, such as population sizes, species distributions, and environmental factors. By applying statistical techniques, scientists can identify patterns, make predictions, and assess the impacts of human activity on ecosystems. This information is essential for conservation efforts and managing natural resources effectively, ensuring that ecosystems remain healthy and resilient.