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Ecology
* Ecologies are an important area of study.
* Is the study of organisms and their habitats.
* Most ecology includes depletion.
* Provides the latest research in scientific ecology.
* Ranges from tropical through subtropical and warm temperate, and from arid to semiarid.
* Requires a rich soil for best growth
  - long, warm, wet growing seasons, doing best under full sun
* Some ecology involves reaction.
* Some ecology is caused by disasters
  - natural disasters.
  * ' is the science which studies the biota and the environment, and their interactions. Ecology is the study of ecosystems. Ecosystems describe the web or network of relations among organisms at different scales of organization. Since ecology refers to any form of biodiversity, ecologists research everything from tiny bacteria in nutrient recycling to the effects of tropical rain forests on the Earth's atmosphere. Scientists who study these interactions are called 'ecologists'
* Studying the interrelationships along the way is the study of ecology.
* also is charged with protecting the rights of senior water-right holders.
* assumes some natural order of things.
* attempts to understand where, how and, if possible, why organisms live where they do.
* branch of science that involves the study of living organisms and their surroundings.
* broad discipline comprised of many sub-disciplines
  - encompassing both terrestrial and aquatic environments
  - field that can accommodate many interests
* comes from the Greek word oikos meaning house or place to live.
* concentrates on the interrelationship of living things and their environment.
* concerns the interrelationship of organisms and their environment.
* consists of media.
* covers basic ecological concepts.
* deals with the relationships between living things and their environment.
* depends on a basic understanding of chemistry and biology
  - upon a basic understanding of chemistry and biology
* discipline of relationships and partnership.
* encourages public involvement whenever it considers changes to air quality rules or plans.
* essentially focuses on how living organisms interact with their environment.
* examines relationships between species and their environment.
* explores connections between living things and their surroundings.
* field of science.
* focuses on the interrelationships between living organisms and their environments
  - relationships living things have to one another and to their environment
* forms the basis of all our actions.
* fundamentally important discipline in our environmentally conscious age.
* gives the capacity to predict - if sufficient facts are available.
* growth experience.
* has a long history of being a descriptive science but is young as an experimental science
  - aims
  - many specializations
  - no authority to charge people for their water use
  - principles
* human science as well.
* impacts the distribution of fauna.
  - physiological, population, community, ecosystem and global studies in ecology
  - the study of individuals, populations, communities, and ecosystems
* is about the interactions of organisms with each other and their abiotic environment
  - relationship between people and vegetable, people and animals
* is an attempt to unlock the physical mysteries of life
  - important part of the Swedish culture and hence there are many national parks
  - information-rich discipline covering vast temporal and spatial scales
  - as much a biological science as it human science
  - characterized by the numerous landscapes and environments on Earth
  - described as a bottom-up discipline, which lacks theories and predictive power
  - how living and non-living things affect each other in their environment
  - itself the study of contexts
  - known as the science of community
* is more than a scientific discipline
  - the study of how certain species interact with each other and with themselves
  - much more than the study of homes
  - often a matter of simple questions and complex answers
  - on most people's minds
  - really a science of place
  - relevant to virtually everything
  - something done by a community of people
* is the experimental study of the distribution and abundance of organisms
  - field of biology that looks at our environment and what goes on in our surroundings
  - interdisciplinary field that includes biology and the earth sciences
  - knowledge of the balances of life in relation to the environment
  - natural traditional and proper context of economy
  - nature of nature considered as an entire system
  - pattern of relationships between living things and their environment
  - primary scientific discipline of the wildlife profession
  - principal entity directing state efforts in litter control
  - relationship between living things and their environment
  - science of relationships, yet people have disconnected themselves from the earth
* is the science of the relationship among organisms and their environment
* is the science that investigates the interactions of organisms and their environments
  - is showing the possible alternatives
  - studies how life-forms interact with each other and their environment
* is the scientific study of factors that govern the distribution and abundance of organisms
  - how living things interact with each other and their environment
  - interactions between organisms and their environments
  - organisms and the interactions they have in their habitats
  - the interrelationships of plants, animals, and the environment
  - shadow side of our global culture
  - study how organisms interact with each other and their physical environment
* is the study of all of the organisms in an environment
  - connections in nature
  - generalizable patterns in the way organisms interact with their environment
  - how living things interact with one another
* is the study of how organisms interact with their environment, both biotic and abiotic
  - interact with their natural environments
* is the study of how plants and animals interact with one another and their environment
  - and animals relate to their biological and physical environments
  - human interaction with the environment
  - interactions between organisms and environment
* is the study of living beings in relation to each other and to their total environment
  - organisms in relation to their environment
* is the study of organisms in relation to their environment
  - within their ecosystems
  - our larger home, the Earth
  - populations or communities
  - relationships within an environment
* is the study of the environment and how living things house themselves in it
* is the study of the interaction of living organizations and the natural environment
  - of organisms with their environment
* is the study of the interactions among organisms
  - among plants and animals and the physical environment
  - between and among organisms and their environment
  - that determine the distribution and abundance of organisms
  - interconnectedness of living things
  - interrelation ships between organisms and their environment
* is the study of the interrelationships between organisms and their environment
  - of all things
* is the study of the relationship between organisms and their environment
  - between plants and animals and their environment
  - of organisms to their environment
* is the study of the relationships among organisms and their biotic and abiotic environments
  - among plants and animals and environment
  - of organisms among themselves and with their environments
  - of organisms to their environment and to other organisms
  - structure and function of nature
  - way all the parts of a biological system fit together
  - what lies within the natural environment
* is used as a connection between disciplines and emphasizes the common themes and cycles
  - for environmentalists
  - very concerned about the long-term exposure to arsenic and lead, especially for children
* is, after all, a slice of evolutionary theory, or vice versa.
* limited science which makes use of scientific methods.
* looks at energy transformations and biogeochemical cycling within ecosystems
  - the intersection of the social and physical environment
* makes it possible to understand why weeds invade certain areas and to make predictions.
* means saving our Earth.
* multi-disciplinary science.
* points to humanity's dependence upon the Earth.
* quantitative science.
* refers to interrelated activities of many different species co-existing in ecosystems.
* relates to the study of ecosystems.
* replaces bureaucracy.
* requires knowledge.
* science concerned with relationships, and it uses a lot of energy measure.
* sets water quality standards to ensure that beneficial uses of the waters are met.
* studies the factors affecting ecosystems
  - nature, function, and development of whole ecosystems
  - relationships among organisms and their environment
* study of relationships between plants, animals and their environments.
* subject of little awareness in society.
* suggests an inclusive perspective, one in which the observer participant.
* teaches that everything is connected to everything else.
* transcends any one science or discipline.
* very diverse field.
* wants to draw attention to the greatest risks.
* works in partnership with local air pollution control authorities to protect air quality.
+ Human body, Fields of study: Anatomy
  * Ecology is a field of science. It studies how the human body senses its environment. It also studies how humans affect the environment. These actions include using natural resources. These actions include making waste.