Ecology, life, and living: An exploration of the inner connection

By GUO Geng

(Researcher at the Beijing Milu Deer Ecology Experimental Center)

Abstract: This article focuses on the close connection between ecology, life and living, and puts forward ideas on the construction of national parks. Through the restoration cases of Crested ibis and Milu deer, it reveals the great achievements of China’s biodiversity conservation, and deeply explores the important impact of biodiversity on the survival and development of human civilization. In particular, it puts forward three prerequisites for human survival, namely: ecological prerequisite, technological prerequisite, and cultural prerequisite. It analyzes people’s eating, dressing, living, transportation, hobbies and other aspects of life, and deeply reveals that biodiversity conservation is in living, in every move, and gives insights into life and civilization, emphasizing the vital importance of biodiversity conservation to the sustainable development of mankind.

Key words: Biodiversity, ecology, life, living

GUO Geng. Ecology, life, and living: an exploration of the inner connection. BioGreen - Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development. Vol. 1, November 2024. Total Issues 70. ISSN2749-9065