Nature, ecosystems and biodiversity-ecosystem management

Abstract

In order to maintain, increase the health and productivity of ecosystems in the socio-political and value context, respectively the capacity to provide benefits for society, the concept of ecosystem management was created. Earth's ecosystems provide humans with a wide variety of benefits, known as "ecosystem goods and services." Goods produced by ecosystems include: food, water, fuels and wood, while services are water supply and air purification, natural waste recycling, soil formation, pollination and regulatory mechanisms that nature, if not intervened on. they use them to control the climatic conditions and populations of animals, insects and other organisms. Through this paper we aim to bring to attention the issue of nature biodiversity which through proper ecosystem management would allow the correct use of resources, economic development and nature conservation can exist and can have an influence on the development of tourism and agro-tourism. JEL: Q54, Q56, F63.