The phrase "ecological transformation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe the changes that occur in an ecosystem as a result of human or natural influences. Example: "The rapid increase in pollution has led to an ecological transformation of the river, causing the extinction of several species of fish."
Before it took power in Greece, the leftwing Syriza movement pledged itself to environmentally safe growth and "the ecological transformation of the economy".
These results are transferable to other parts of the world characterized by dynamic ecological transformation.
Main measures are transformation of arable fields into extensively used grasslands, afforestation and ecological transformation of forests.
The results have been ecological transformation, upheaval in marine fisheries management, and an alarming window onto the warm future of global oceans.
"We have a project for Europe, an idea — the ecological transformation of our way of production and way of life, with a social shield to protect the people who are negatively affected by the process of transformation".
A growing coalition of industry veterans and longtime residents fear that Napa has become a victim of its own success, pointing to the ecological transformation of the valley floor from dense oak woodland to a sea of vine-wrapped trellises.
The Neolithisation process involved significant socioeconomic and ecological transformations.
It is the members of this group who are faced with the ecological transformations explored in the piece.
This paper investigates the environmental history and recent ecological transformations in the urban wetlands of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Ficetola said that further invasions of alien species, in combination with climate change, will ensure that the history of ecological transformations on the Kerguelens is not over.
Recent studies in both the environmental sciences and geography highlight unforeseen ecological transformations occurring in eco-social landscapes.
