This counter-trajectory is agroecological because rural workers harnessed ecological process to cultivate their smallholder plots, and political because they created collective forms of land control, work, and identity.
The idea is to harness the ecological services that trees provide.
Bommarco, R., Kleijn, D. & Potts, S. G. Ecological intensification: harnessing ecosystem services for food security.
Through effective harnessing of agro-ecological processes, conservation agriculture provides an opportunity for reducing external input requirements and for converting low-input agricultural systems into more productive ones.
I focused on two fundamental questions: (i) what are the effects of anthropogenic environmental change on the abundance, diversity, distribution, and transmission of parasites and pathogens and (ii) how can we harness our knowledge of the ecological dimensions of disease agent transmission to address human disease burdens?
That is especially true of The Lorax, which harnesses Seuss's story to ecological issues, and even more so of wonder.land, the National's main family show, which translates Alice in Wonderland for the internet age.
Ecological intensification advocates the harnessing of regulating and supporting ecosystem services to promote more sustainable food production, and this relies on effective management of non-cropped habitats.
Our ability to successfully navigate the global change ahead will rely upon: Ecological integrity and social equity harnessing updated principles of economics to ensure a healthy, viable future for humankind.
Palaeontological data, experiments and ecological theory need to be better harnessed to generate evidence-based prior expectations.
Lawyers, fishermen and environmentalists in the gulf are now calling, looking for guidance in areas like how to harness political anger over the spill and the most effective ecological triage.
