Menba Kastamonu Üniversitesi Su Ürünleri Fakültesi Dergisi

Yazarlar: Faruk KARDAŞ, Meral CEBE

Konular:Deniz ve Tatlı Su Biyolojisi

Anahtar Kelimeler:Ekosistem,Sulak Alan,Ekolojik Denge,Göçmen Kuşlar

Özet: The increase in the human population in the modernizing world has caused the consumption of natural resources to accelerate. People need more resources to open up a living environment and meet their needs, and for this, they destroy green areas and consume water resources. While doing all this, it disrupts the balance in the ecosystem and forgets that it destroys other living environments. All living and non-living beings that make up the ecosystem are in harmony and order. Damage, destruction or extinction of one of these affects the life of other species as well. Examples of these species are wetlands, which are the second in the world, and migratory birds that shelter, breed and use these areas for accommodation during their migration. Wetlands are the most important ecosystems that host migratory birds. All ecosystems and the life of living species are interconnected. With one being harmed, other species are damaged in a chain. In this study, wetlands, one of the leading natural resources, and the place of migratory birds, one of the most important species, in the ecosystem, which were investigated, how important they are to other living beings and to each other, and recommendations were made about the encountered difficulties and about measures that should be taken.

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