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First ecology

Alan Beeby

1997301 pagesabout 5–7 hours
1997
first published
  • 1997Chapman & Hall · 301 pages · ENGISBN 9780412630606
  • 2004Oxford University Press · 318 pages · ENGISBN 9780199261246
  • 2008Oxford University Press · 403 pages · ENGISBN 9780199298082

"First Ecology introduces the science of ecology and our species' place in the natural world. Beginning with natural selection, it describes our own evolution and expansion across the globe. Our understanding of the interactions between species, the communities they form, and their role in ecosystem processes provides a global perspective on the scale of environmental change." "A major revision of the original edition, First Technology 2/e shows how the main concepts in ecology underpin our efforts to manage and conserve natural systems. We see how population models, community organisation, and ecosystem processes are the basis of fisheries management, pest control, and habitat restoration. It also provides an introduction to large-scale ecology and the scientific background to climate change and the rapid rate of species extinction."--BOOK JACKET.

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