ökoregions
Ökoregions, also known as ecological regions, are large areas of the Earth characterized by distinctive ecological or environmental conditions. They are defined by a combination of climate, topography, vegetation, soil types, and the distribution of flora and fauna. The concept of ökoregions helps scientists and conservationists understand and manage biodiversity on a broad scale.
These regions are often delineated based on biogeographical criteria rather than solely political boundaries. Major divisions
The identification and mapping of ökoregions are crucial for conservation planning. By understanding the ecological characteristics