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ATTRIBUTES OF ECOSYSTEMS WHICH SIGNIFY THEIR HEALTH
Ecological indicators; Ecological Indicators

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ecologische condities
environmental disaster         
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DISASTER TO THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT DUE TO HUMAN ACTIVITY WITH WIDESPREAD OR LONG-LASTING CONSEQUENCES
Ecological catastrophe; Ecological disaster; Environmental disasters; Environmental catastrophe; Ecocatastrophe
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STATE OF THE ATMOSPHERE
Waether; Wheather; Hot weather; Calm weather; The weather; Weather conditions; Weather systems; Fair weather; Weather Systems; Planetary weather; Weather patterns; Weather pattern; Inclement weather
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Definitie

ecological footprint
¦ noun the amount of land required to sustain a particular person or society.

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Ecological indicator

Ecological indicators are used to communicate information about ecosystems and the impact human activity has on ecosystems to groups such as the public or government policy makers. Ecosystems are complex and ecological indicators can help describe them in simpler terms that can be understood and used by non-scientists to make management decisions. For example, the number of different beetle taxa found in a field can be used as an indicator of biodiversity.[1][2][3]

Many different types of indicators have been developed. They can be used to reflect a variety of aspects of ecosystems, including biological, chemical and physical. Due to this variety, the development and selection of ecological indicators is a complex process.[4]

Using ecological indicators is a pragmatic approach since direct documentation of changes in ecosystems as related to management measures, is cost and time intensive.[5][6] For example, it would be expensive and time-consuming to count every bird, plant and animal in a newly restored wetland to see if the restoration was a success. Instead, a few indicator species can be monitored to determine the success of the restoration.

"It is difficult and often even impossible to characterize the functioning of a complex system, such as an eco-agrosystem, by means of direct measurements. The size of the system, the complexity of the interactions involved, or the difficulty and cost of the measurements needed are often crippling"[7]

The terms ecological indicator and environmental indicator are often used interchangeably. However, ecological indicators are actually a sub-set of environmental indicators. Generally, environmental indicators provide information on pressures on the environment, environmental conditions and societal responses. Ecological indicators refer only to ecological processes; however, sustainability indicators are seen as increasingly important for managing humanity's coupled human-environmental systems.

Ecological indicators play an important role in evaluating policy regarding the environment.

Indicators contribute to evaluation of policy development by:[8]

  • Providing decision-makers and the general public with relevant information on the current state and trends in the environment.
  • Helping decision-makers better understand cause and effect relationships between the choices and practices of businesses and policy-makers versus the environment.
  • Assisting to monitor and assess the effectiveness of measures taken to increase and enhance ecological goods and services.

Based on the United Nations convention to combat desertification and convention for biodiversity, indicators are planned to be built in order to evaluate the evolution of the factors. For instance, for the CCD, the Unesco-funded Observatoire du Sahara et du Sahel (OSS) has created the Réseau d'Observatoires du Sahara et du Sahel (ROSELT) (website [9]) as a network of cross-Saharan observatories to establish ecological indicators.

Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor ecological conditions
1. Although ecological conditions are unusually favourable for breeding within a large portion of the northern Sahel region bordering the Sahara, no hoppers have been found so far.
2. Reforestation is often difficult amid water shortages, drought and harsh ecological conditions, and it can easily take decades to rehabilitate a desertified area.
3. Newspapers, radios and TV are giving necessary knowledge to the people in this connection and guiding them to engage themselves in an extensive work for providing proper ecological conditions to animals.
4. It is not a simple study of the distribution of animals and plants but a comprehensive and profound research into ecological conditions to turn useful plants into cultivatable ones, influence of natural plants on farm crops, rational reforestation and so on.
5. Faced with a different set of ecological conditions and economic constraints to ours, the bushmen trying to return to their lands see that their traditional practices and technologies or some of them at any rate – are more likely to ensure their survival than sitting in a tin shed drinking moonshine.