'ecological space' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular area or environment in terms of its ecology, such as a natural habitat, a park, or even an agricultural plot. For example, "The new townhome development will cause a reduction in the amount of ecological space available for native wildlife."
There is, in fact, some evidence for rats being larger when they are given ecological space.
Each habitat variable defines one dimension in the ecological space.
It looks like mass extinctions may open up ecological space, for the radiation of surviving groups.
That rich nations consume less to free up the ecological space needed for justifiable consumption increases in poorer countries.
If there is a gap in the ecological space — an opening for particular kinds of growth — it will, in time, be filled.
The urban river corridor is an important ecological space that is known for its landscapes and ecological continuity.
The new Centaurs will explore those much harder scientific, medical, economic, geopolitical and ecological spaces, forming coalitions in which humans and powerful AIs collaborate.
The smooth implementation of urban rural coordination development can be achieved by allocating the rational scale of urban rural construction land, optimizing city town village spatial system, improving the efficiency of urban rural land utilization and restructuring urban rural production, living and ecological spaces.
The ecological spaces in these areas were the core of the whole ecosystem and should be strictly regulated and protected.
And because organic farming is relatively inefficient (yields are on average 25% lower) compared to modern technological methods, vast new tracts of land would need to be used, which would further impact our forests and other ecological spaces.
After chemotherapy, resistant cells are not only more prevalent, they also have new ecological spaces into which they can expand, with potentially disastrous implications for patients.
