renaturalization
Renaturalization refers to the process of restoring or re-establishing natural conditions, ecosystems, or habitats that have been altered, degraded, or diminished by human activity or natural disturbances. The primary goal of renaturalization is to bring environments back to a state that closely resembles their original or natural state, promoting ecological stability, biodiversity, and resilience.
In environmental management, renaturalization often involves activities such as reforestation, river restoration, and soil rehabilitation. These
Renaturalization contrasts with urbanization or industrial development, which typically lead to environmental simplification and loss of
The concept is rooted in ecological principles, recognizing that healthy environments are capable of self-regulation and
Successful renaturalization requires understanding the historical conditions of an environment, the current land use context, and
Overall, renaturalization plays a crucial role in ecosystem recovery and sustainable land management, supporting biodiversity and