Living Organisms and Their Physical Environment Discussion Solution

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Living Organisms and Their Physical Environment Discussion

Need assistance with the following discussion board question (Part A & B):

Part A:

There are many viewpoints on human ecology – or in other words, where do humans fit into the

picture.  A classic debate has been on the question:  Are humans’ part of the ecological world or

are we above it?  To what degree do you think ecological processes influence human lives?  To

what degree do you think we are able to overcome ecological pressures?  Please provide

detailed responses and interactions.

Part B:

Provide feedback to 2-3 classmates.

Classmates DB's:

1. Katelynn Hagadorn

This week we learned about our ecosystem as well as how humans play a part. According

to What Is Ecology (n.d.), an ecosystem is a geographic area that includes all types of nonliving

parts and organisms of their physical environment. Ecosystems can also be either large or small.

When asked if we as humans are part of the ecological world or above it I would say we are part

of it. Across the world, many civilizations have different beliefs and opinions about the

ecosystem and our world in general.

For example, some countries are okay with dumping trash on the ground or into the ocean

which harms our ecosystem. Or they are okay with overfishing, oil spills, and air pollution which

also harms our ecosystem. Some other countries are against these types of harmful effects on

our ecosystem creating laws in place or new solutions to help our ecosystem moving forward.

However, as a world full of different countries and views, it is important to all come together

and agree these types of harmful effects do not help our ecosystem. As humans, we are leaving

behind a damaging imprint as well.

I do think we can overcome our ecological pressures. If we all come together and formulate a

plan to move forward, I think it could work. Not only would we form better understandings, but

we can also come together and save both our ecosystem and world from going into extinct. If

we don't do something within the next couple of decades, we may in fact lose resiliency

entirely.

Living Organisms and Their Physical Environment Discussion

One of the major effect’s humans partake in is climate change as well as global warming.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency (2016), climate change forces species to

move to higher elevations where they can survive in their environment. This causes animals and

different species to compete or go extinct. Furthermore, it also affects human survival when

animals that are used for food sources are depleted. This is why it is important to start now to

help our ecological world while we still can.

References: Living Organisms and Their Physical Environment Discussion

Environmental Protection Agency. (2016, December 22). Climate Impacts on Ecosystems.

EPA. https://19january2017snapshot.epa.gov/climate-impacts/climate-impacts-

ecosystems_.html.

What Is Ecology? The Ecological Society of America. (n.d.). https://www.esa.org/about/what-

does-ecology-have-to-do-with-me/.

2. Brandy Allah

Ecology is the study of the relationships between living organisms and their environment. It

helps to understand connections between plants, animals and the world around them. Ecology

also provides information about the benefits of ecosystems and how we can use Earth’s

resources. Humans are part of the ecosystem. Humans depend on resources such as sunlight,

Living Organisms and Their Physical Environment Discussion

soil, water, and air for survival. Humans tend to change the ecosystem around them by building

houses and stores.

As a result, some species can no longer live in the same environment as humans forcing them

to find another place live or even worse death. Humans tend to have negative impacts on the

ecosystem. Human activity has left a large carbon footprint on the Earth with overpopulation,

pollution, over fishing and deforestation. These changes have triggered climate change. Many

ecologists have been trying to find ways to help reverse these changes because without a

healthy ecosystem we may not be able to sustain life on Earth. The ecosystem plays a crucial

role for living organisms.

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