Socio-ecological system

A socio-ecological system is like a big puzzle made up of pieces that are connected to each other. The puzzle includes all the living things, like plants, animals, and people, and everything around them, like the soil, water, air, and buildings.

Just like how puzzle pieces fit together, everything in a socio-ecological system is connected and affects each other. For example, when people use too much water or pollute the air, it can harm the plants and animals that rely on those resources to survive.

To make sure that a socio-ecological system remains healthy and balanced, people need to take care of it. They must make good choices like reducing pollution, using resources wisely, and protecting wildlife.

Overall, a socio-ecological system is a complex web of relationships and connections between living things and resources, and it is our responsibility to take care of it.