Maintaining biodiversity
To preserve the balances existing in nature between the living organisms and the ecosystems.
The concept of "biodiversity" describes the variability of the living organisms of any nature, the terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, and the ecological complexes to which they belong. It also comprises the diversity within each species, between the different species and within the ecosystems.
Traditionally, biodiversity destruction has been related with the extinction of species and the loss of habitats. However, nowadays other important ecological aspects are also directly affected, such as the preservation of the balances existing in nature, the influence on the climatology and the landscape, and other effects on economy, society and culture. Therefore, conservation of biodiversity is of main importance for society in general.
What do we do in SUBMON to help maintain biodiversity
Services in biology and medicine conservation:
- Technical studies
- Consultancy service for rescue centres
- Complete environmental projects
- Field work
Find more information on what we do.
Most recent activities
- SUBMON y la Fundación Trichechus finalizan la segunda fase del proyecto de estudio de manatí Antillano en el Caribe de Costa Rica
- SUBMON participa en la sexta reunión de la Red de tortugas marinas del Atlántico Sur Occidental
- Presiona para proteger a los tiburones de Europa
- “Marine Turtle Vet Improvement” project funded by the European Commission Lifelong Learning Programme
- Submon at the 1st International Symposium on Circle Hooks
Places where we have worked to maintain biodiversity
Map with the places and the images on how SUBMON has worked to maintain biodiversity: