Studying the interconnectedness of ecosystems is significant because it provides insights into how changes in one ecosystem can affect others. Ecological networks illustrate the dependencies among species and their habitats, highlighting the importance of maintaining healthy interactions across ecosystems. Understanding these connections can improve conservation strategies and help identify potential cascading effects of environmental changes, such as habitat loss or climate change. Furthermore, recognizing ecosystem interconnectedness supports holistic management approaches that consider the broader landscape context for species conservation and natural resource management.