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Что (кто) такое urban ecology - определение


Urban ecology         
  • alt=Smokestacks from a wartime production plant releasing pollutants into the atmosphere
  • Pipes carrying biogas produced by anaerobic digestion or fermentation of biodegradable materials as a form of [[carbon sequestration]]
  • alt=Map of urban tree canopy in Boston. [[Remote sensing]] allows collection of data using sources including [[satellite]]s.
  • [[Carbon cycle]]
  • alt=A ship in the [[Firth of Clyde]], potentially carrying invasive species
  • alt=Photograph from space showing [[deforestation]] in [[Europe]]
  • Kanto]] due to [[urban heat island]]
  • alt=[[Kudzu]] vines smothering trees in [[Atlanta]]
  • The creation of an important stream water garden in [[Metz]]'s centre during the early 70s was one of the materializations of [[Jean-Marie Pelt]]'s works on urban ecology.
AREA OF STUDY IN ECOLOGY
Urban Ecology; Biodiversity and urbanization
Urban ecology is the scientific study of the relation of living organisms with each other and their surroundings in the context of an urban environment. The urban environment refers to the environments dominated by high-density residential and commercial buildings, paved surfaces, and other urban-related factors that create a unique landscape dissimilar to most previously studied environments in the field of ecology.
Phage ecology         
STUDY OF THE INTERACTION OF BACTERIOPHAGES WITH THEIR ENVIRONMENTS
Bacteriophage Ecology
Bacteriophages (phages), potentially the most numerous "organisms" on Earth, are the viruses of bacteria (more generally, of prokaryotesThe term "prokaryotes" is useful to mean the sum of the bacteria and archaea but otherwise can be controversial, as discussed by ; see also pp. 103–4 of
Island ecology         
  • Lobster benefit greatly from the establishment of no-take zones on islands such as Great Britain, New Zealand, and Tonga.
  • Easter Island has been a site of dramatic ecological change.
  • Sea level rise]] is a pressing concern for many island people.
  • The palila, one of several endangered honeycreepers that evolved through adaptive radiation and are endemic to the Hawaiian Islands.
  • The Komodo dragon is an example of island gigantism.
STUDY OF ISLAND ORGANISMS AND THEIR INTERACTIONS WITH EACH OTHER AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Island Ecology; Island ecosystem; Insular ecology
Island ecology is the study of island organisms and their interactions with each other and the environment. Islands account for nearly 1/6 of earth’s total land area,Paulay, G.
Примеры употребления для urban ecology
1. By Daniel Orenstein Tags: environment, urban, ecology Another month has passed, and another proposal for a new ecological community in the Negev has been released.
2. An adviser on urban ecology, Zuri gives workshops for preparing compost and conscientious consumption, which takes into consideration both people‘s health and avoids animals‘ suffering in farms.
3. That‘s because of inadequate budgets to maintain older trees and a failure to plant shade trees in new residential and commercial developments, according to federal experts, tree–planting organizations and scholars of urban ecology.
4. More than 700 people showed up at a March fair in Milwaukee that helps match first–time CSA participants with farmers, said Jamie Ferschinger, community program coordinator at the Urban Ecology Center, which hosted the fair.
5. The Boston–based Urban Ecology Institute (UEI), an educational nongovernmental organization, manages the Web site, which features student–written articles about topics in science and the environment, a student–written science newsletter called Greentimes and teacher guides with instructions for classroom experiments.