The bioregion is a term to describe the lifeform and the carrying capacity of the or territory- land. The term is derived from the Greek terms for “life” and “territory,” and by this means a place defined by its life forms and the carrying capacity of the land. Read more.

Carrying capacity is defined by ecologists as the population of a given species that can be supported indefinitely in a defined habitat without permanently damaging the ecosystem upon which it is dependent. Read more..

Certified wood, referring to a council FCF or Forest Stewardship Council Certification; mostly, materials used in building constructions supplied from sources that comply with sustainable forestry practice. The main mission is to protect habitat, wildlife, soil and streams.

Going green – a head word to describe a consumer or person adopting a green lifestyle; who consciously make choices based on actions that make less impact on the environment through consumer habits, behavior or lifestyle. Read more..

Habitat Habitat is the environment in which natural or human species live. And defined area in the where organism exists, such as water lilies can only be found in aqueous conditions or reindeer on tundra and mountains. And habitat can cover a large or small area, in this environment it must be food, shelter, water, [...]

otspots is a term used to describe an area that features exceptional concentrations of endemic species and faces an imminent threat of habitat destruction. There are identified around 18 -25 hotspots worldwide depending on the criteria used. Read more..