Global environmental changes in terrestrial ecosystems. International issues and strategic solutions: introduction
Sun-Kee Hong, John A. Lee
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Sun-Kee Hong, John A. Lee
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Abstract Human activities are having major impact on biogeochemical cycles and ecosystems worldwide. Rapid urbanization and changes in rural populations are affecting ecosystems in often‐drastic ways. Ecologists are using long term monitoring and experimental studies to understand and to help mitigate the effects of these changes. The collection of 15 papers in this special volume “global changes in terrestrial ecosystems” describes some of these studies, particularly concentrating on effects on terrestrial ecosystems and landscapes, and demonstrating the importance of understanding the problems at both the multi‐scale and international levels.
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Abstract Human activities are having major impact on biogeochemical cycles and ecosystems worldwide. Rapid urbanization and changes in rural populations are affecting ecosystems in often‐drastic ways. Ecologists are using long term monitoring and experimental studies to understand and to help mitigate the effects of these changes. The collection of 15 papers in this special volume “global changes in terrestrial ecosystems” describes some of these studies, particularly concentrating on effects on terrestrial ecosystems and landscapes, and demonstrating the importance of understanding the problems at both the multi‐scale and international levels.
Key concepts: Ecosystem, Terrestrial ecosystem, Urbanization, Environmental resource management, Biogeochemical cycle, Ecology, Marine ecosystem, Scale (ratio)