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Environmental
scientists developed the concept of ecozones,
but did you know that the ecozone concept
is, in many ways, similar to a traditional
ecological view shared by Aboriginal peoples
across Canada? Both perspectives view the
environment as a single but complex system
of closely connected natural parts
as a whole, instead of bits and pieces.
Still, other people see the environment
as having many separate parts, each to be
studied separately like climate, geography
or wildlife. Do you see the environment
as a whole, made up of many interconnected
parts like a puzzle, or do you see the environment
as many independent parts?
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