They understand ecological interconnectedness--or what Barry Commoner once termed, "everything must go somewhere".
When one plant, often wheat, corn, or soy, replaces hundreds, it disrupts the ecological balance and the interconnectedness of the species that depend on it.
In fact, the very idea of "nature" — implying something exterior to humanity and human culture — may be inimical to true ecological thinking, which presupposes the interconnectedness of all things.
Ecological complexity relates to the diversity, nonlinearity, interconnectedness, and spatiotemporal heterogeneity of ecosystems.
Despite complexities in designing cross-scale, social-ecological studies, we can no longer ignore the interconnectedness of commodities in the biosphere.
In Leopold, this interconnectedness is derived from the common evolutionary origins of all living creatures and their ecological interaction with the environment.
Instead we recommend solutions that resolve orangutan management issues in situ by trying to reconcile ecological needs of the species with the economic development goals of plantations, for example by increasing the size and interconnectedness of conservation areas and adjacent forested habitat.
Gandhi understood this interconnectedness.
The lesson, Tercek added, was "interconnectedness".
The theme of the movie is interconnectedness.
