Many people now depend on what have become degraded ecosystems. As a result, in many parts of the world, conservation of natural resources is not enough to rescue the life support systems that sustain earth’s biological diversity and natural capital. Ecological restoration can enrich biodiversity, enhance ecosystem productivity, empower local people and improve human livelihoods.

Ecological restoration is taking place on multiple scales, from regional ecosystems to site specific landscapes; across the rural-urban continuum in all biomes; uniting culturally diverse peoples. From rivers and lakes to coastal habitats; temperate woodlands to tropical forests; tall and short grass prairies to dry savannahs; alpine wetlands to lowland peat bogs,

Biohabitats is restoring the earth for a better future.

The Society for Ecological Restoration International (SER) has prepared
a “Primer on Ecological Restoration”.
Click here to view and download a copy.