Abstract

Environmental monitoring is crucial for understanding ecosystem health, particularly in the face of rapid global changes such as climate change, deforestation, and urbanization. Remote sensing technologies provide an efficient and non-invasive way to assess and monitor ecological conditions across large areas. This study presents a case study of ecosystem health monitoring using remote sensing data to track changes in vegetation cover, biodiversity, and land use. We utilized satellite imagery and remote sensing techniques to analyze ecosystem health in a region experiencing significant environmental stress. The results indicate that remote sensing can provide timely, accurate, and cost-effective insights into ecological changes, offering a robust tool for conservation and management efforts. The study demonstrates the potential of remote sensing as an essential tool for proactive environmental monitoring and decision-making.