Fires are destructive at first, however they can be very beneficial to the ecosystem in the long run. Think of fires as a hard reset rather than pure destruction. #biologist #researchscientist #ecology #wildfires #stem

Sea urchin harvesting: trading relationships under the sea

వింత జీవుల తోటలో ఓ పూట#Kacche Rasthe#Dindigul||Dr.PrasadaMurthy

The desolation of foundational, life-supporting ecosystems has resulted in our planet now operating at roughly half its biological productive capacity. But because most degradation is due to how humans have used the land, it means – if we act soon – altering our use of the land can also help regenerate lost capacity. (The Great Simplification Podcast - The Missing Half of Climate Change: Why Our Planet is at 50% Capacity and How to Get it Back)

Secret Fungal Network: How Trees Communicate Under Your Feet

In the modern world, our perception of plastic is largely connected to the fight against it. Plastic waste is indeed one of the most serious environmental problems today because it breaks down very poorly through chemical processes and is almost unaffected by biological decomposition. The problem is that humanity created a material that was simply too good - its invention came before we were truly ready for it. On Earth, there are almost no materials that can remain as stable and resistant to th