Sector-specific

Risk and Disaster Management in Biogeographical Regions

Risk and Disaster Management and Prevention 40 hours

Introduction

The course ‘Risk and Disaster Management in Biogeographic Regions’ offers you a unique opportunity to explore the dynamic interplay between natural environments and disaster preparedness. As global challenges such as climate change and biodiversity loss intensify, the demand for skilled professionals in this sector is soaring. Through an in-depth exploration of biogeographic regions across the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, including the tropics and oceans, you will gain insights into the complex ecosystems and conservation mechanisms vital for sustainable development. This course will equip you with the skills to assess risks, manage disasters and contribute to the reintegration of nature, making you an invaluable asset in a rapidly evolving field. With the flexibility of online learning, you can become part of an essential movement towards resilience and ecological balance from anywhere in the world.

Objectives

- To understand the distinct biogeographical regions of the Northern Hemisphere.

- To identify the key features of the Southern Hemisphere and its ocean regions.

- To analyse the impact of climate change on biodiversity and ecosystems.

- To explore mechanisms for conserving biodiversity in various regions.

- To assess the role of ecosystem services in supporting human life.

- To compare conservation strategies across different biogeographical regions.

- To incorporate knowledge of biogeography into disaster risk management plans.

Table of Contents

UNIT 1. BIOGEOGRAPHIC REGIONS OF THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE AND THE TROPICS
Basic concepts of biogeography and the Neotropical region
Paleartic biogeographical region
Neartic biogeographical region
Afrotropical biogeographical region
Natural disasters in the biogeographical regions of the northern hemisphere and the tropics
UNIT 2. BIOGEOGRAPHIC REGIONS OF THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE AND THE OCEAN
Australasian biogeographical region
Indomalayan Eastern Biogeographical Region
Antarctic region
The world’s oceans
Natural disasters in the biogeographical regions of the Southern Hemisphere and the oceans
UNIT 3. BIODIVERSITY, CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE REINTEGRATION OF NATURE
Ecological basis for biodiversity
Impact on biodiversity
The climate in crisis: scientific perspectives on climate change
Climate change and risk management through mitigation and adaptation
Managing climate and land use through political mechanisms
UNIT 4. ECOSYSTEM SERVICES AND CONSERVATION MECHANISMS
Ecosystem services
Mechanism for assessing ecosystem services
Biodiversity conservation
Ecosystem restoration and initiatives to protect ecosystem services
Risks and threats posed by climate change in protected natural areas

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