Accounting for bioregional interactions

Description

Accounting for bioregional interactions involves systematically identifying, measuring, and managing the ecological, social, and economic exchanges between neighboring bioregions. This strategy aims to address resource depletion, pollution transfer, and habitat fragmentation by promoting integrated data collection, cross-boundary collaboration, and coordinated policy-making. Its practical purpose is to ensure sustainable resource use, equitable benefit sharing, and effective environmental stewardship across interconnected regions, remedying problems caused by isolated or fragmented management approaches.