Environmental Ecology

1. ❑ DEVELOPMENT OF
AN ECOLOGICAL
MANAGEMENT PLAN
OF SOME SELECTED
AREA
7-DECEMBER-
2023

2. • SUBMITTED BY: GROUP # 3
ALISHBA HUSSAIN ROLL# 08
SAMEET ZAHRAROLL# 11
ZAINAB HASNAIN ROLL# 04
TAYYABA FAROOQ ROLL# 07
MOMINA BIBI ROLL# 67
INSHA BATOOL ROLL# 52
LAIBA ASIF ROLL# 51
AIMAN FATIMA ROLL#73
MISHAL FATIMA ROLL# 65
WANIA AHMAD ROLL# 47
AYESHA SAJID ROLL# 69
MUHAMMAD ASAD ROLL# 22
KHALID RAMZAN ROLL# 03
Submitted to :DR NOSHEEN

3. INTRODUCTON
;
➢
ANECOLOGICALMANAGEMENTPLANisastructuredstrategydesignedto
sustainablyutilizeandconserveecosystems.Itoutlinesgoalsactionsandpolicies
tomaintainecologicalbalance,biodiversity,andoverallenvironmentalhealthItis
anattempttocontrolhumanimpactonandinteractionwiththeenvironmentin
ordertopreservenaturalresources.

4. ➢ An ECOLOGICAL PLAN often
incorporates community
engagement, scientific
research and regulatory
frameworks to promote
responsible resource use and
habitat preservation. It aims
to balance human needs with
environmental protection
,fostering a harmonious
coexistence bw communities
and ecosystems they depend
on.
➢
MOREOVER, environmental
management is concerned
with man environmental
interface ,the complex
boundary where
biophysical and socio-cultural
systems interact.

5. ❖ ELEMENTS OF EMP;
1-Mitigation measures
2-Monitoring
3-Capacity development and training
4-Implementation

6. ➢ GOALS AND OBJECTIVES:
1.
2.
ToMinimizenegativeimpacts
ToEnhancepositiveimpacts
EnsuringEnvironmentallysustainableplanning,constructionand
operationmanagement
ReduceProblemsanddelaysduringprojectimplementation
3.
4.
5.
Improveoverallprojectquality

7. IMPORTANCE:
➢
✓
✓
An EMP is crucial for sustainable development and biodiversity
conservation .It helps balance human activities with
environmental health, ensuring the protection of ecosystems,
wildlife, and natural resources.
By identifying , assessing , and mitigating potential
environmental impacts , such as plans promote responsible use
of LAND, WATER,AIR RESOURCES, contributing to long term
resilience and well being of both ecosystems and communities.
✓
✓
Facilitates environmentally sustainable development and
decision making process Integration of environmental issues in
planning and operations.
Addresses relevant ecological management issues.

8. ➢ CONSTRUCTION
ECOLOGICAL
MANAGEMENT PLAN;
1.
2.
3.
Constructionactivitiescanleadtoaccidentsandriskstowildlifeandhabitats.
Noise,Dust,emissions,pollution,andfragmentationoflandarepotentialhazardsto
wildlife.
Theconstructionecologicalplanisnotjustarecord,itisalivemanagementtoolthat
helpstoensuredeveloperandcontractorcompliancewithwildlifelawsandpolicies
Andmonitorssupplychainactivitiesonwildlife.

9. ✓ THINGS which might be included
in CEMP:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Whoyouareandwherethesiteislocated.
landscapeandecologymanagementplanandbiodiversitynetgain
report.
Yourconstructionactivitiesandprogrammes
Detailsofhowuwillmonitor,review,andimproveenvironmental
performance
yoursupplychainandtheirrolesandresponsibilities.
DetailsofotherecologicalsitestudiessuchasEcologicalAppraisalReport,protectedspeciessurvey
reports,

10. ➢PROCESS OR STAGES:
▪
▪
▪
▪
▪
▪
▪
▪
ASSESSMENTANDINVENTORY
STAKEHOLDERINVOLVEMENT
GOALSETTING
ECOLOGICALZONING
THREATANALYSIS
ACTIONPLAN
MONITORINGANDEVALUATION
LEGALANDREGULATORYFRAMEWORK

11. ASSESSMENT AND INVENTORY
1. Area's Ecosystem
• Flora
• Fauna
•Soil
•Water Resources
• Species Present
• Their
Distribution
• Abundance

12. STAKEHOLDER INVOLVEMENT

13. GOAL SETTING
• Preserve Endangered Species
• Improving Water Quality
• Enhancing Overall Biodiversity

14. ECOLOGICAL ZONING
• Ecological Characteristics
• Sensitivity

15. Threat Analysis
1. Potential Threats To Ecosystem:
• Invasive Species
• Pollution
• Habitat
Destruction
★Solution:
• Prioritize Threats
Based On Their
Impacts
• Feasibility Of
Mitigation

16. Action Plan
1. Specific measures to address
identified threats:
• habitat restoration
• pollution control
• Community Education
programs.

17. Monitoring & Evaluation
• Implement a Monitoring
system
• Regularly Assess
Effectiveness Of Plan
• Make Adjustments Based
On Evaluations.

18. Legal & Regulatory
Framework

19. ▪
▪
▪
▪
▪
PUBLIC AWARENESS AND EDUCATION
ADAPTIVEMANAGEMENTCOLLABORATION
ANDPARTNERSHIPDOCUMENTATIONAND
REPORTINGCOMMUNITYLIVELIHOODS
CLIMATECHANGEADAPTATION
~BYintegrating
theseelementsanecologicalmanagementplancaneffectivelybalance
humanactivitieswiththeconservationofbiodiversityinaselectedarea..

20. ❑ECOLOGICAL
APPROACH:
Ithastwomethodstomanageecology:
1.CONSERVATION;
Toutilizethenaturalenvironmentforsocial
needsbuta simultaneousefforttomaintain
ecologicalbalance.
2.PRESERVATION;
to save some speciesornatural
environmentfromsocialutililzationin
ordertoprotectthem.

21. ➢ ADVANTAGES OF EMS;
❖
❖
❖
❖
❖
❖
❖
❖
BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
SUSTAINABLE RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT ECOSYSTEM SERVICES
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
ADAPTATION TO CHANGE
PUBLIC AWARENESS
SCIENTIFIC COLLABORATRION

22. ➢
▪
▪
▪
▪
DISADVANTAGES;
▪
▪
▪
▪
IMPLEMENTATIONCHALLENGES
COMLEXITYANDTIMEINTENSIVENESS
UNCERTAINITYANDDYNAMICNATURE
CONFLICTSOFINTEREST
RESISTANCETOCHANGE
DATALIMITATION
LACKOFENFORCEMENT
ECONOMICIMPACTS

23. ➢ CONCLUSION;
▪
▪
▪
Sustainable use of resources necessarily
includes rational use of forest resources to
provide solutions for the local people who
make their living by tapping and processing
resources’
In ADDITION to protection such a plan
can provide a number of non wood forest
products that have commercial values as
food, animal feed , medicines ,etc
FINAL conclusion is that in order to
achieve a more satisfactory rerlationship
bw society and its environment timely
provoisionshould be made for changes the
human activities and competition over use
of resources may bring out in order to
minimize conflicts.’

24. THANK YOU …..!
ُ