The project aims to promote ecosystem stability through a deeper understanding of biological interactions. In nature, there are highly specialised relationships between species: for example, certain plants rely on specific pollinators, whilst some larvae or caterpillars are strictly dependent on a single host plant or a plant family. These interrelationships are essential for the survival of many species, but at the same time make them extremely vulnerable to environmental changes, climate change and habitat loss. Analysing these complex interdependencies is therefore essential for the effective protection of fragile biodiversity.
This guide highlights the interconnections within such networks and provides information on effective conservation measures based on a sound understanding of these links. The aim is thus to strengthen ecosystems and establish sustainable approaches for the protection of natural habitats.
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