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1
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ecosystem
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Western countries
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Ecosystem preservation and conservation are important priorities in Western countries, with a focus on sustainability and biodiversity.
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14
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2
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ecosystem
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Indigenous cultures
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Ecosystems are intertwined with Indigenous culture through spirituality, livelihood, and traditional ecological knowledge.
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10
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3
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ecosystem
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Australia
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Australia places a high priority on protecting native flora and fauna from invasive species and conserving unique ecosystems within its ecosystem.
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6
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4
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ecosystem
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New Zealand
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New Zealand culture prioritizes protecting its unique ecosystems and native species from invasive threats.
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3
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5
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ecosystem
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Western biology education
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Western biology education approaches the ecosystem as a complex network of interactions among organisms and their environment, emphasizing ecological balance and conservation.
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3
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6
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ecosystem
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biology education
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Ecosystems are studied as interdependent communities, focusing on biodiversity and environmental sustainability in biology education.
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3
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7
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ecosystem
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Amazon region
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In the Amazon region, there is a recognition of the interconnectedness of all living beings in the ecosystem and traditional knowledge of sustainable interaction with the environment.
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1
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8
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ecosystem
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UK biological sciences
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The UK biological sciences culture studies ecosystems as a community of living organisms interacting with each other and their environment.
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1
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9
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ecosystem
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biologists
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Biologists view the ecosystem as a complex network of living organisms and their environment, essential for maintaining ecological balance.
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1
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10
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ecosystem
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environmental protection communities
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Environmental protection communities place value on the concept of ecosystem for understanding the interconnectedness and interdependence of living and nonliving elements in nature.
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1
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11
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ecosystem
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indigenous ecological knowledge
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Indigenous ecological knowledge sees the ecosystem as interconnected with spiritual ties between humans, animals, plants, and natural elements.
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1
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