Population Movements have taken place throughout the whole history of humankind, and profoundly interact with the ecosystem and biodiversity, the climate, and human society. However, prior studies conducted on this topic remain limited. What are future key scientific challenges and research priorities for the interactions of human population movements with the natural ecosystem, the climate and others?
That's a very interesting question. At first hand , loss in biodiversity in an ecosystem is predominantly accounted to shift in climate , there by, shift in human population is natural. If you trace back the shifting colonies of human population , it was primarily along the sites where perennial source of water existed. Likewise , the availability of water is going to be the key issue in any type of terrestrial ecosystem. This is again going to be conditioned by climate change related issues....
Preserving habitat, maintaining biodiversity and preventing invasive species
At first hand , loss in biodiversity in an ecosystem is predominantly accounted to shift in climate , there by, shift in human population is natural. ... Likewise , the availability of water is going to be the key issue in any type of terrestrial ecosystem.