'integrated ecosystem' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe an ecosystem (i.e., a group of interacting living organisms and their physical environment) in which the many different components and organisms are well-connected and interact with each other in order to survive and thrive. For example, "The species in the coral reef form a highly integrated ecosystem that is essential for the health of the entire ocean."
Many other countries have integrated ecosystem services information into governmental planning processes, including multiple examples in the European Union and Latin America.
Obviously we should try to preserve animals and plants in their native habitats, where they're part of a functioning integrated ecosystem.
The appropriate scale for delivery of integrated ecosystem services may therefore be more local than current pilot projects, and may require more active participation of land managers.
A major limitation to fully integrated ecosystem based fishery management approaches is a lack of information on the spatial distribution of marine species and the environmental conditions shaping these distributions.
As the center of GI network system, the "source" is generally referred to the large core patches that can provide integrated ecosystem services and maintain ecosystem stability.
"What they'll look like in 10 years is a heavily integrated ecosystem, which may have a goal of preventing its users from needing to leave for anything else".
Networking is, in Hamilton's words, "frozen in time" as the vertically integrated ecosystems generate "indefensible profit margins".
Goldstein, J. H. et al. Integrating ecosystem service tradeoffs into land use decisions.
The project works to integrate ecosystem services approaches into all major resource decisions that affect Earth's natural resources.
Considerable efforts are made to integrate ecosystem services (ES) indicators into spatial planning practice.
A conceptual framework of internal and external emergy was addressed to integrate ecosystem services evaluation and emergy analysis.
