Ecology

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What is ecology? 2
What is biosphere? 2
What are the consequences of not taking care of our environment? 2
Some activities I do to protect the environment 2
Definitionof terms: 3
Ecology 3
Biosphere 3
Species 3
Population 3
Community 3
Ecosystem 3
Biome 3
Biotic factor 3
Abiotic factor 3
Argument: Why is ecology important? 3

Whatis ecology?
Scientific study of interactions among organisms and between organisms and their physical environment.
What is biosphere?
Consist of all the life on Earth and all the partsin which life exists, including lands, water and atmosphere.
What are the consequences of not taking care of our environment?
It causes the melting poles, water pollution, air, soil, wewould be running with the resources we have.
Some activities I do to protect the environment
Don’t throw the trash in the street.
Planting a tree
Sustainable development

Definitionof terms:

Ecology: Scientific study of interactions among organisms and between organisms and their physical environment.
Biosphere: Consist of all life on Earth and all the parts inwhich life exists, including lands, water and atmosphere.
Species: Group of similar animals, organisms.
Population: Group of individuals.
Community: Assemblage of different populations.Ecosystem: All the organisms that live in a place.
Biome: Group of ecosystems.
Biotic factor: The biological influences on organisms. (living things)
Abiotic factor: Physicalcomponents of an ecosystem. (non living things)

Argument: Why is ecology important?
Ecology is a branch of science in which we try to progress as well have a better awareness ofenvironmental care, we know that contains the causes and consequences of this lack of care.
This science is full of advantages that gradually will make this planet be preserved and cared even more.