Title : "Life Flourishes Here: Exploring

the interconnection of Ecosystem and

Biodiversity in local Habitat"

Participant's Name: Tasnim Akter Jaima

Group: C
Institution: Holy Cross College
Mentor: Dr. Shuvra Roy, lecturer at
Department of Biology, Holy Cross
College.
Date: 10 January, 2024
"Life Flourishes Here: Exploring the interconnection
of Ecosystem and Biodiversity in local Habitat"
Content: This project aims to investigate the intricate web of
relationships within ecosystems, uncovering the profound impacts
of biodiversity loss on human health and well-being in Bangladesh.
By examining the interplay between ecosystems, infectious
diseases, and human activities, the research seeks to highlight the
critical role of biodiversity conservation in safeguarding public
health and fostering sustainable livelihoods.
Methodology: Employing a multidisciplinary approach, the
project will involve field expeditions, biodiversity surveys. We'll
collect biological samples, analyze ecological data, and map disease
patterns. By conducting scaled-down surveys and observations, the
research endeavors to identify correlations between ecosystem
disruptions, pathogen transmission, and human health outcomes
and to explore the diversity of plants, insects, and wildlife in our
immediate environment. The focus is to understand how changes
in these ecosystems may impact our daily lives and well-being.
Expected Results: This anticipates producing a detailed
account of the biodiversity present within our environment. By
analyzing our observations and survey data using basic statistical
tools, we aim to identify patterns and correlations between
biodiversity and potential health indicators. The project's outcomes
will include presentations within our community and local events
to raise awareness about the importance of preserving local
ecosystems for our healthy living.