Ecology

The word "ecology" is used increasingly for environmental issues are increasingly reported in the news. But surprisingly few people who can really define the important term. In general, when a researcher uses the word "ecology" refers to an agency relationship with other plants and animals in their environment and the living or biotic components of the environment. But did you know that people have to ecology? Many argue that if the people most important to understand this concept is applied to human life, we would be much more aware of their actions and how they affect our immediate and global ecosystems.
Evaluation of Human Ecology

Human population, and all animal and plant populations, require and consume resources, while the production of waste. Despite the limited view, many of us with our local communities, some of us really understand where the resources are and where our garbage goes. In other words, we have a good understanding of human ecology.

Understanding ecology is important for understanding the capacity of the natural environment in our bioregion, and find a way of life that to increase the region's natural heritage and respect their limits. The consequences of not understanding the impact that our community has a community event of biological contamination, loss of biodiversity and depletion of natural resources. To assess their own environmental awareness with regard to their life and see if you can answer the following questions.

1. The body of water serves as a source of tap water?

2. What are the main crops produced in the region?

3. How is your electricity generated?

4. Where does your garbage go after you take out the trash?

5. What happens to the waste in your toilet once it’s flushed?

You can respond to one or more of these important issues? For those that remain a mystery, seek answers through the use of local resources to help you learn more. Often, workers in local services and water companies are more than happy to explain how the business activities.