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Sustainability

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Sustainability is the practice of maintaining processes or systems in a way that ensures their longevity and health for future generations.

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How does sustainability relate to socio-ecological systems?

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Sustainability ensures the resilience and health of socio-ecological systems by balancing human needs with ecological integrity.

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Resilience of a system

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The ability to withstand and recover from disturbances.

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Why is it important to maintain the components of a system?

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It is important to maintain the components of a system to ensure reliability, performance, and longevity.

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What factors must be considered in a sustainable agricultural system?

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Soil health, water management, biodiversity, crop rotation, pest management, energy use, socio-economic impacts.

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What are the three pillars of sustainability?

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Environmental, Social, Economic

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How are the pillars of sustainability interdependent?

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The pillars of sustainability are interdependent as they collectively support and influence each other, ensuring a balanced approach to economic, social, and environmental health.

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What role does soil health play in sustainability?

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Soil health is essential for sustainable agriculture, biodiversity, and environmental resilience.

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Why is water management crucial for sustainability?

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Water management is crucial for sustainability because it ensures efficient resource use, protects ecosystems, and supports human health.

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How does biodiversity contribute to sustainable practices?

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Biodiversity contributes to sustainable practices by enhancing ecosystem resilience and supporting essential ecosystem services.