The benefits people receive from ecosystems, such as clean water, clean air, food, and cultural resources, are called ecosystem services. Natural systems, including forests, wetlands, and coral reefs, provide these services, which are crucial for human well-being.

Maintaining ecosystem services is essential for sustaining human well-being, biodiversity, and the health of natural systems. A thorough comprehension of the intricate relationships between human activity and natural systems is necessary for effective ecosystem management, as is a dedication to protecting natural resources and promoting quality of life.

Businesses and policymakers can guarantee that natural systems will continue to provide essential services for future generations by implementing a comprehensive ecosystem management strategy that includes ecosystem assessment, stakeholder engagement, sustainable use, restoration, conservation, and monitoring and evaluation.