Definition of «biosphere»

The biosphere is a term used to describe the part of Earth's atmosphere, land and water where life exists. It includes all living organisms, their physical environment, and the interactions between them. The biosphere is often divided into four main layers or spheres - the lithosphere (the solid earth), hydrosphere (water bodies), atmosphere (air) and biosphere itself.

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The biosphere is the thin layer of Earth where all living organisms exist, including plants, animals, and microorganisms.
The study of the biosphere helps us understand how different life forms interact with each other and their environment.
Human activities, such as deforestation and pollution, can have a negative impact on the biosphere and threaten biodiversity.
Conservation efforts aim to protect and preserve the biosphere by creating protected areas, implementing sustainable practices, and raising awareness about biodiverse ecosystems.
Scientists study various aspects of the biosphere, such as nutrient cycles, energy flows, and the resilience of ecosystems, to gain insights into how they function and how they can be managed sustainably.

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Additionally the same year the Galápagos National Park was included in the list of Biosphere Reserve because of its unique scientific and educational worth that should be preserved for perpetuity. (en.wikipedia.org)
Her thesis concerned forest conservation strategy for southern Sweden, in which she explored the zoning system of biosphere reserves and the implication it could have for increased forest protection. (coralcoe.org.au)
Go in search of wildlife in biosphere reserves such as Sian Ka'an and Rio Lagartos. (royalresorts.com)
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