Who coined the term Ecology?

Answer: Ernst Haeckel, a zoologist, created the term ecology in 1866. Although the phrase is likely older, Haeckel coined it to describe how animals interact with their surroundings. The term began to occur more regularly in the 1890s. 

Ecology is a science that includes human science, population science, community science, ecosystem science, and biosphere science. Ecology is the study of organisms, their surroundings, and how they interact with one another and their surroundings. It’s examined on a variety of scales, including organism, population, community, biosphere, and ecosystem.

Ecology’s major goal is to figure out how living entities in the environment distribute their biotic and abiotic elements. The living and nonliving factors, as well as their interactions with the environment, are classified as biotic and abiotic factors.