Ecological design is a holistic approach to designing and managing ecosystems, focusing on creating sustainable and regenerative systems. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of living organisms, natural processes, and the environment, and seeks to minimize harm to the ecosystem and promote its health. Ecological design considers factors such as biodiversity, water cycles, nutrient cycling, and energy flows, and aims to create resilient and adaptable ecosystems that can withstand climate change and other disturbances.

Sustainable living practices are essential for maintaining ecological balance and promoting environmental stewardship. These practices include reducing waste and consumption, conserving natural resources, and minimizing carbon emissions. Some common sustainable living practices include: • Using renewable energy sources such as solar or wind power • Implementing efficient water management systems • Reducing food waste through composting and zero-waste diets • Adopting eco-friendly transportation options like bicycles or electric vehicles