👉 Biodiversity engineering is an interdisciplinary field that applies principles of ecology, genetics, and biotechnology to design, restore, or enhance ecosystems for specific purposes, often with the goal of increasing biodiversity and ecosystem resilience. This approach involves manipulating species composition, genetic diversity, and ecological interactions to create more robust and functional ecosystems. Techniques can include introducing new species to fill ecological niches, genetically modifying organisms to enhance their survival or adaptability, and using biotechnological tools to restore degraded habitats. Biodiversity engineering aims to address challenges such as habitat loss, climate change, and species extinction by actively shaping ecosystems to support a wider range of life forms, ultimately contributing to environmental sustainability and human well-being.
