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Spring 2017

Biodiversity Biodiversity- Biodiversity includes: The total of all the variety of organisms in a specific area Biodiversity includes: Ecosystem diversity A variety of habitats, communities and ecological processes in the living world

Biodiversity Biodiversity includes Species diversity Genetic diversity number of different species in the biosphere Approx 1.5 million species accounted for! Genetic diversity The sum total of all different forms of genetic information carried by all living organisms.

Biodiversity Biodiversity brings stability to an ecosystem Species depend on one another for survival Also provides humans with: Foods Industrial products Medicines

Threats to Biodiversity Extinction Occurs when a species disappears from all or part of its range. Endangered species Species whose population size is declining, losing genetic diversity Habitat fragmentation Land development separates ecosystems into pieces cutting off species from their habitat.

Threats to Biodiversity Habitat degradation Damage to habitats caused by air, water or land pollution. Invasive species Species introduced to new habitats that lack parasites or predators for population control.

Conservation of Biodiversity Habitat corridors Protected strips of land to allow organisms to move freely from one wilderness area to another. Reintroduction programs Taking endangered species- breed and raise them in protected habitats Sustainable use Lets people use resources without harming the ecosystem.