Ecosystems keep us all alive.
Ecosystems are very complicated.
Marine ecosystems are the thing we're building.
economies ecosystems and health human lives
Our ecosystems and our biomes have developed over millions of years.
upset ecosystems and so they need to be removed.
the ecosystems metabolism.
We're ecosystems that are here, but they stand outwards to infinity, really.
of contemporary ecosystems .
When we talk about ecosystems , we can't forget about the human connection because humans are, in exploited parts of the sea,
These are physically driven ecosystems , and that ice cover is probably the key thing that impacts the ecosystem underneath it.
About the transformed ecosystems ?
We need to grow ecosystems .
what sort of ecosystems would we have?
We know that certain ecosystems are getting, that are getting really stressed, things like coral reefs, which have been around in some form or another for,
I think these ecosystems will be transformed really dramatically, very quickly, so that populations of fishermen that lived for decades on a particular fish community
part of the ecosystems metabolism it's not a compromise it's actually uh a dwelling that is holistically considering the
the discontinuities in in ecosystems global forming Central among them I mean
entire local ecosystems .
actually breaking down ecosystems which are vital to human survival.
The other one is about the connecting ecosystems that were initially isolated from each other because of human development.
So the Sierra Nevada has many ecosystems distributed through thin belts.
Below that are cloud forest ecosystems , and below that are transitional rainforest extending down to very dry, seasonally dry, forest along the coast.
Humans and how they interact with ecosystems is something that is kind of a broad topic.
At least my thought is that the ecosystems for these animals have disappeared, and the earth is so radically
We're cutting down whole ecosystems that took millions of years to develop.
and pretty much the entire ecosystems of this planet.
And then I studied their ecosystems .
you know we tend to think about ecosystems again as this other thing, but in fact these are these remarkable natural biological infrastructures that have been built through R and D for four
of how we have impacted ecosystems but the the Viewpoint the lens of exploration that I use is not
But we know that some of these ecosystems that we recognize, you know, forest ecosystems and things like that, they will rebound, just perhaps
So these hidden connections between species and ecosystems , we didn't imagine them, almost, perhaps they were hard to believe at first,
So even in severely disturbed ecosystems , you can see recovery.
Parentheses in what sort of ecosystems 'cause that had something to do with it.
thousands of organisms and thousands of ecosystems and looking at properties of their chemistry.
Super organism from social systems to ecosystems to species organization will
It's essential for supporting our natural ecosystems .
This idea that us as individuals is-- we're really ecosystems .
We have to think that we're all ecosystems now.
And I think that when you get into those ecosystems , it's a lollapalooza.
And what has happened is that these two ecosystems have been split, or they had become isolated because of development.
And the loss of livelihoods the depend on forest ecosystems .
They're the only indigenous group that lives and manages ecosystems from the snow fields at the top of the Sierra Nevada, 15,000 feet high, all the way down into the oceans.
What if we understood interactions of humans with ecosystems ?
can be the biggest driver of mortality in the ecosystems .
And one thing that we learn from studying ecosystems and giving ecosystem-based advice is the whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
die out-- basically means that an entire set of ecosystems die and a new set rise up to replace them.
going to have to spend here on Earth analyzing things like ecosystems and environments and changing the way that we live on the earth before we can go to space, not
being of humanity or the state of the planet's ecosystems .
We now fix more nitrogen than all terrestrial ecosystems combined.