Biological Monitoring
Biological Monitoring involves the assessment of living organisms and their interactions with their environment to evaluate the health and quality of ecosystems. This process typically includes measuring and analyzing various biological indicators, such as species diversity, population abundance, genetic diversity, and physiological responses, to monitor changes over time and identify potential impacts of environmental stressors. By examining the biological components of ecosystems, scientists can better understand the effects of human activities, pollution, climate change, and other factors on the natural world.