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/baɪoʊkæpəsɪti/ · bi.o.cap.a.c.i.ty
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- The amount of biological resources, such as land, water, and air, that a given area can support without suffering long-term damage or degradation. The biocapacity of the Amazon rainforest is crucial for maintaining global biodiversity.
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- A measure of the ability of an ecosystem to produce renewable resources, such as food and fiber, without degrading the environment. The biocapacity of a sustainable farm is essential for long-term food security.
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Did you know? The concept of biocapacity was first introduced by the Global Footprint Network, a non-profit organization that aims to promote sustainable living and reduce humanity's ecological footprint.