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How does one determine when an ecosystem is in balance

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An ecosystem is balanced when the natural animals and plants and non-living components are in harmony- i.e. there is nothing to disturb the balance. With increasing pollution, change in migratory patterns, and rise of human population, many ecosystems are in danger of losing that harmony.
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It is said that an ecosystem is balanced when there is a functional system that helps the prompt recovery of wildlife after some natural event of disastrous characteristics.

This means that it is necessary to have flora and fauna in good condition, with a food chain of predators and preys, that toxic gases have decreased or disappeared, among other issues. We will find a balanced ecosystem when the relationship between natural organisms and human beings is pleasant and harmonic enough and does not imply a risk to nature and its conservation.

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