Tropical Forests Biodiversity Ecosystem Services Remote Sensing Conservation

Tropical forests are vital for maintaining global biodiversity and providing ecosystem services. This study evaluates the diversity of flora and the provision of ecosystem services in tropical forests by integrating remote sensing technology with traditional field surveys. The research focuses on the Amazon rainforest, employing satellite imagery to assess vegetation cover and species distribution. Field data collection was conducted to validate remote sensing observations and to understand the interactions between plant species. The findings reveal a significant correlation between remote sensing data and field observations, highlighting the effectiveness of combining these methodologies for comprehensive biodiversity assessments. The study provides insights into conservation strategies and sustainable management practices for tropical ecosystems.

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