Human Physiology And Ecology

Human physiology and ecology

Introduction

Let’s start by saying that human ecology is a very important issue that therefore could be defined as the study of relationships or links between man and the components and processes of nature, specifically of ecosystems. It is said that for the human species, altering nature and its ecosystems has been very beneficial, since, in this way they have been able to satisfy their needs.

 It is also likely that the way of seeing nature is based on the perception of each human being, whether this economist-consumist or environmental-environmentalist. Depending on perception, we must rely on two important ones: everything connects with everything and benign/perverse. Each of these is closely linked to our reality and, therefore, to human ecology. It should be noted that human ecology can be seen from two angles: in the short term and in the long term.  

Here we will see that everything is totally related. Let’s see it this way. By saying that in nature everything connects with everything we refer to the fact that the activities carried out by the hand of man have an impact on ecosystems and social systems. This perception is mainly rooted in the fact that all the actions of our species are directly or indirectly connected with it or that precisely have something very similar.

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Let’s talk about the benign

When talking about this, we must take into account that, this perception is based on the fact that nature is benign because it provides us or gives us all the necessary resources for our subsist, referring to the fact that man should not modify or alter the original designof ecosystems;In turn, nature is perverse or evil by providing, also, resources that do not need our use for our day to day, that is, that are modified or alter the original design of the same, preventing the proper functioning of ecosystems intoprovide your resources.

 From this perception, three other. Nature is: fragile, durable, capricious. When we talk that nature is fragile, we emphasize that, thus being the slightest modification in ecosystems, they can cause irreversible damage to nature. Nature is lasting because the human species can handle nature as they think is convenient. No matter what people do to ecosystems, there will be natural and social forces that prevent ecosystems from being damaged so severely that they collapse. 

We emphasize that nature is capricious because it is variable and unpredictable, relatively unstable. Those who see nature from this perception fail to understand the reason why the one considered benign and perverse. In this way, the impacts caused by different human activities have resulted in that

Nature acts at random, which makes no natural force. All this can be emphasized that it is a very important issue to discuss, since everything is related to the human species and even more, to nature, therefore, nature will always be capricious.

Human ecology then, is the science of relations between living beings and the environment, is the perspective of sociology, anthropology, social psychology, demography and human geography, close to the relationships of people with the environment, the environment, theair, soil, water, living organisms and physical structures, including everything built by human being-this science studies social adaptation to technologies and eats, the human, adapt their environment to survive.

Human ecology studies are fundamental to society because they allow:

• Know the history and current state of the society-environment relationship and human populations.
• Identify, design and test alternatives to improve the living conditions of human populations.
• Its objective is to know the way in which human societies conceive, use and affect the environment, including their biological, social and cultural responses to changes in such an environment.

conclusion

To conclude this, it is very acceptable to say that as a human species, we will always depend on nature, it is our livelihoods for life. Over time, man, in his selfishness he has sought to meet his needs and have modified ecosystems, to the point of exploiting them, ending with them. We must work with nature, conserve and take care of their resources and, thus be able to reach an improvement.

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