1. Introduction
The ability of human societies to modify their behavior and practices in response to environmental changes is referred to as social adaptation in the context of... more1. Introduction
The ability of human societies to modify their behavior and practices in response to environmental changes is referred to as social adaptation in the context of ecosystem degradation. This flexibility is essential to preserving a sustainable relationship with the environment and reducing the detrimental effects of ecosystem degradation. Social adaptation refers to the adjustments made by humans to institutions, policies, technologies, and behaviors in order to mitigate or avoid negative impacts on ecosystems.
The dynamic interactions between ecological processes and societal systems are embodied in socio-ecological feedbacks. Depending on how human activities impact ecological outcomes, which in turn affect human well-being, these feedback loops have the potential to either worsen or ameliorate ecosystem degradation. Comprehending these feedback mechanisms is crucial to formulating efficacious approaches to tackle environmental predicaments and cultivating resilience in both ecological... less
