Walking in a Forest, Drifting on a River– Discovering “links” in nature through long-term monitoring

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Walking in a Forest, Drifting on a River
– Discovering “links” in nature through long-term monitoring

When talking about global environment issues, we often hear such phrases as “diverse organisms live in nature with links to each other” and “the loss of balance in the natural world creates trouble for humans.” What are these “links” and the “balance” in the natural world? Community ecology, or ecosystem ecology, which I study, attempts to explain these terms as objectively as possible, ideally to a level that can be expressed through mathematical formulas...

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NAKAGAWA, Hikaru https://kyoto.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/staff/nakagawa-hikaru/
■Center for Southeast Asian Studies（CSEAS）
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