Ecological Principles For Natural Resource Management
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Objectives– Basic ecological principles that are importantfor understanding natural resources and theirmanagement Plant and ecosystem focus1
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Definitions– Natural resources– Natural resource management Renewable vs. nonrenewable Sustainable vs. non-sustainable2
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Definitions– Ecology– Ecological Hierarchy3
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Ecological rganisms (Individuals)Populations4
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Ecological HierarchyLandscapes(Individuals)5
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Definitions– Ecosystem ecology– Ecosystem Biotic components Abiotic components Ecosystem Attributes6
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Spatial scales of Ecosystems7
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Ecosystem (& Soil) Development & Processes8
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Climate - Solar Radiation Earth’s solarenergy budget Over a year,Inputs Outputs9
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Climate - Solar Radiation10
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Climate - Solar Radiation11
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Climate - Solar RadiationHadley Cell CirculationCoriolis Effect12
Where is productivity highest? Lowest?What are the latitudinal patterns? Other patterns?13
How do temperature patterns compare with those of NPP?14
How do precipitation patterns compare with those of NPP?15
Is temperature or precipitation a better predictor of NPP?16
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Climate - Ecosystem Types17
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Climate - Global Biome Types18
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Regional Climate - Orographic Effect– Oahu19
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Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Regional Climate - Orographic Effect– Hawaii21
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Regional Climate - Orographic EffectLeewardWindward22
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Local Climate - Elevation & AspectElevationNAspectS23
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Solar Radiation - Photosynthesis6CO2 6H2O energy -- C6H12O6 6O224
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management PhotosynthesisTemperatureLightNutrientsH2ONitrogen Content (g m-2)25
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Ecosystem Water BudgetInputs - Outputs Storage26
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Water Budget - TranspirationSunlightCO2H2OTranspirationHydraulic Lift27
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Soils - So much more than dirt!28
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Carbon Cycling - Energy cyclingNutrient UptakeDecomposersConsumption29
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Carbon Cycling - Trophic Chains30
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Carbon Cycling - Trophic Pyramid31
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Nutrient Cycling & Uptake32
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Nutrient Cycling & UptakeInputs - Outputs S33
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Nutrient Cycling & UptakeInputs - Outputs STable 7.1. Major Sources of Nutrients that Are Absorbed by Plantsa.Source of plant nutrient (% of total)NutrientDeposition/fixation WeatheringTemperate forest (Hubbard Brook)Nitrogen70Phosphorus 101Potassium210Calcium431Tundra (Barrow)Nitrogen40Phosphorus4 1aRecycling93 8988659696Data from (Whittaker et al. 1979, Chapin et al. 1980b)34
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Ecological Hierarchy - PopulationsLandscapes(Individuals)35
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Populations - Size36
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Populations - Size37
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Populations - Growth Rate38
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Populations - Distribution39
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Populations - StructureSingle SpeciesMixed Species40
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Ecological Hierarchy - CommunitiesLandscapes(Individuals)41
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Interspecific Interactions42
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Mutualism ( , )N-fixation(root nodule)MycorrizhaeLichens43
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Commensalism ( , 0)EpiphyteFacilitation44
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Parasitism ( , -)Korthalsella sp.(HI Mistletoe)45
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Predation ( , -)46
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Competition (- , -)47
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Competition (Niche)48
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Competitive ExclusionSpecies ASpecies ASpecies BSpecies B49
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Competitive ExclusionSpecies ASpecies B50
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Resource Partitioning51
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Ecological Succession52
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource ManagementPrimary Succession53
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource ManagementSecondary Succession54
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Disturbances (Fire)55
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Disturbances (Wind)56
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Disturbances (DIPs)57
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Disturbances (Humans)58
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Ecological Succession59
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Communities - Ecological Succession60
Ecological Principles for NaturalResource Management Ecology Matters– Natural resource management theapplication of ecological principles to themanagement of natural resources– To manage biota, you have to understandecology61
Ecology Matters – Natural resource management the application of ecological principles to the management of natural resources – To manage biota, you have to understand ecology .
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4.3.1 Age and the Ecological Footprint 53 4.3.2 Gender and the Ecological Footprint 53 4.3.3 Travelling Unit and the Ecological Footprint 54 4.3.4 Country of Origin and Ecological Footprint 54 4.3.5 Occupation, Education, Income and the EF 55 4.3.6 Length of Stay and Ecological Footprint 55 4.4 Themes of Ecological Resource Use 56
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