| | 要旨トップ | ESJ71 シンポジウム 一覧 | | 日本生態学会第71回全国大会 (2024年3月、横浜) 講演要旨 ESJ71 Abstract |
シンポジウム S17 3月21日 9:00-12:00 Room B
We reside in a rapidly changing world where the environment undergoes continuous physical and chemical changes that impact the composition, diversity, distribution, and stability of communities. Concurrently, communities themselves continue to influence their surrounding environment by contributing to essential ecosystem functions such as biomass production and nutrient cycling. Understanding these dynamic interactions is critical for formulating effective conservation and management strategies, especially in light of human activities that intensify the pace and extent of environmental changes.
In this symposium, our aim is to elucidate the dynamic interactions between ecological communities and their surrounding environments. We will introduce the foundational principles regarding how the environment affects communities and how communities affect the environment, providing a solid basis for further exploration. Through a series of presentations and discussions, we will explore innovative research methods and practical approaches for studying and managing these complex relationships. Ultimately, our goal is to deepen our understanding of how communities interact with the environment and apply this knowledge to promote sustainability of socio-ecological systems.
[S17-1]
Dynamics-based characterization of biodiversity indicators based on environmental responsiveness
[S17-2]
Empirical dynamic modelling for sustainable benchmarks of short-lived species: an example of brown shrimp fisheries in the Gulf of Mexico
[S17-3]
Food chains in complex river networks
[S17-4]
Time will tell: the temporal and demographic context of Plant-Soil microbe interactions
[S17-5]
Deadwood-inhabiting fungal communities and its functions under global climate change
[S17-6]
New index of functional specificity to predict the redundancy of ecosystem functions in microbial communities