The use of ecological networks as viable tool to protect biodiversity

The book "The Use of Ecological Networks as a Viable Tool to Protect Biodiversity" by Emiliano Schivazappa offers a comprehensive analysis of the challenges that human activities pose to the environment. It argues that the Earth's natural resources are finite and must therefore be managed sustainably to ensure their continued existence as a basis for life. The author presents international systems of protected areas as a potential solution to combat the negative impacts of humans on the environment and to address the decline of biodiversity. Furthermore, the concept of ecological networks is introduced, which not only promotes the protection of biodiversity but also fosters a harmonious coexistence between humans and nature. The book examines the connection between habitat loss and the necessity of creating an effective system of protected areas to preserve the Earth's natural environments. It raises the question of whether these approaches can meet the 21st-century goals for biodiversity protection.