Polar Ecosystems Restoration
The polar region takes into account the Arctic region around the North Pole and the Antarctic region around the South Pole. While both regions are covered in sea ice or ice sheets and have severely cold climate conditions, they have distinct features due to their locations. The Antarctic region is
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Wetlands Ecosystem Restoration
The planet has 7-9 million sq. km of wetlands, forming around 5% of its total land surface and spread throughout the world except Antarctica. In India, around 5% of the geographical area are wetlands with a total of 757,060 been mapped. Wetlands around the world support biologically diverse species and
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Freshwater Ecosystem Restoration
Freshwater accounts for less than 3% of all the water available on earth. More than half of this freshwater is perennially frozen, and some is groundwater in the form of aquifers. So, only about 0.5% of all water is available for humans and other species as surface freshwater. However, freshwater
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Forest Ecosystem Restoration
The development of humankind has been intrinsically dependent on forests. Forests cover 31% of the global land area and house most of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity. However, deforestation and forest degradation continue at alarming rates, contributing significantly to the ongoing loss of biodiversity. Hence it is of great importance to
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Marine Ecosystem Restoration
Around 71% of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5% of all Earth's water. Oceans feed us, regulate our climate, and generate at least 50% of the oxygen we breathe. Yet the marine ecosystem is some of the most heavily exploited and subject to extreme stress
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About Ecosystem Restoration
Conversations around environment protection in recent times have mainly revolved around climate change and controlling emissions to prevent further global warming. With the rise in human population, increasing consumption and improvement in lifestyles, natural resources have been under immense stress. Natural resources are part of delicately balanced ecosystems and their
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