Ecosystem restoration aims to bring back the natural structure, function, and composition of an ecosystem that has been degraded or damaged by human activities.

Fertilization is not typically used in ecosystem restoration because it can lead to nutrient pollution and disrupt the natural balance of an ecosystem.

Restoration is the term used to describe the process of bringing back the natural structure, function, and composition of a degraded ecosystem.

While ecosystem restoration can have many benefits, increased carbon sequestration is not typically one of them.

Invasive species removal is the term used to describe the process of physically removing invasive species from an ecosystem.

While climate change can impact ecosystem restoration efforts, it is not a common challenge faced in all restoration projects.

Wetland restoration is the term used to describe the process of bringing back the natural structure, function, and composition of a degraded wetland.

Fertilization is not typically used in wetland restoration because it can lead to nutrient pollution and disrupt the natural balance of the wetland ecosystem.

Reforestation is the term used to describe the process of planting trees in a degraded forest area in order to restore the forest ecosystem.

While climate change can impact reforestation efforts, it is not a common challenge faced in all reforestation projects.

Soil restoration is the term used to describe the process of bringing back the natural structure, function, and composition of a degraded soil ecosystem.

Fertilization is not typically used in soil restoration because it can lead to nutrient pollution and disrupt the natural balance of the soil ecosystem.

Coral reef restoration is the term used to describe the process of bringing back the natural structure, function, and composition of a degraded coral reef ecosystem.

Fertilization is not typically used in coral reef restoration because it can lead to nutrient pollution and disrupt the natural balance of the coral reef ecosystem.

Marine restoration is the term used to describe the process of bringing back the natural structure, function, and composition of a degraded marine ecosystem.