To preserve TRCs species and achieve sustainable use of biological resources, we choose TRCs as a target for the study to predict its distribution in central Taiwan.
These proposals, taking into account the plagues and crops found in Brazil, could change the manner in which natural products are used for controlling agricultural pest and insects considering an optimal and renewable use of biological resources [86] [135].
Permaculture's central concept is that humanity can reduce or replace energy and pollution-intensive industrial technologies, especially in agriculture, through intensive use of biological resources and thoughtful, holistic, design, patterned after natural ecosystems.
The achievements of the applications of ecological modeling to population dynamics, evolutionary and behaviour ecology, global climate change, ecotoxicology, conservation of biodiversity, sustainable use of biological resources and ecological engineering, and space analysis of ecological data are reviewed.
This paper presents the conservation of declining eider populations in Tautra as a case study of conservation challenges in agricultural landscapes, and illustrates the complex interconnections of human use of biological resources and habitat shaping within the context of a subsistence agroecosystem.
Leading fisheries experts, such as Dr. Daniel Pauly of the University of British Columbia Fisheries Centre, have cautioned against "farming up the food web" because of the inefficient and wasteful use of biological resources, all of which are already used by humans and other organisms, and some of which are commercially valuable.
The International Foundation for Science IFSS) is a nongovernmental organization providing support to developing-country scientists to conduct, in a developing country, relevant and high-quality research on the management, use, and conservation of biological resources and their environments.
The identification of impacts and their interactions indicate a close relationship between eight impacts in Galapagos: introduction of species, biodiversity loss, land use change, loss of biological resources, habitat fragmentation, landscape alterations, water basin overexploitation and decrease of water quality.
The indigenous dimension is also crucial because Brazil, like other developing nations, is trying to fight back against what it perceives as biopiracy, the theft of biological resources from the country's native habitats for commercial use.
The definitions of biological resources and genetic resources emphasize that the resources in question should be of actual or potential use or value for humanity.
Many of these policies are in part designed to address conservation of biological resources.
