The BAM Framework

Understanding Species Distributions in a Dynamic World

Sachin Pal

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Noya Publishers
05 October 2023

Endangered species & extinction of species; Global warming

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The BAM Framework: Understanding Species Distributions in a Dynamic World

The intricate interplay between species and their environment is a subject of immense fascination and ecological importance. In the face of climate change, habitat loss, and other environmental challenges, understanding how species distributions evolve in a dynamic world is crucial for effective conservation and management. Enter the BAM Framework, a groundbreaking approach that promises to revolutionize our understanding of this complex ecological puzzle.

At its core, the BAM Framework stands for Biotic, Abiotic, and Movement factors, the three pillars upon which this innovative methodology is built. It recognizes that species distributions are not static but are shaped by a multitude of variables, including biological interactions, environmental conditions, and the mobility of the species themselves.

Biotic factors encompass the intricate web of species interactions, from predator-prey relationships to competition for resources. Understanding how these interactions influence species distributions is a central focus of the BAM Framework.

Abiotic factors delve into the environmental conditions that shape ecosystems, including temperature, precipitation, soil composition, and more. By integrating these variables into the analysis, the framework provides a comprehensive view of the ecological landscape.

Movement factors consider the mobility of species, whether through migration, dispersal, or other means. This aspect of the framework acknowledges that species can adapt and respond to changing conditions by moving to more suitable habitats.

What sets the BAM Framework apart is its holistic approach, integrating these three critical dimensions into a unified model. Researchers can now delve deep into the ecological dynamics of species distributions, uncovering hidden patterns and responses to environmental change.

The BAM Framework is not just a theoretical concept; it has practical applications in conservation, land management, and ecological restoration. By providing a nuanced understanding of how species interact with their environment, it equips scientists and policymakers with valuable insights to make informed decisions for the protection of biodiversity.

In a world where the challenges facing our ecosystems are ever-evolving, the BAM Framework offers hope and a pathway to a more profound understanding of the natural world. It is a tool that will empower us to navigate the complex and dynamic landscape of species distributions with precision and insight.

By: Sachin Pal
Imprint: Noya Publishers
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 5mm
Weight: 132g
ISBN: 9788196659455
ISBN 10: 8196659458
Pages: 90
Publication Date: 05 October 2023
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active