New Information Technologies in Ecology . Creating an Information System with Application" edited by Vladimir Alexandrovich Pozdnyakov is a fascinating and relevant study that combines advanced achievements in the field of information technologies and their application in ecology. This work will become an indispensable source of knowledge for students, graduate students, scientists and practitioners interested in environmental sciences and information systems. In today's world, where environmental problems are becoming more acute, the need for effective methods of monitoring and managing natural resources is increasing every day. The book by Pozdnyakov and his colleagues offers the reader a unique look at how new information technologies can help in solving these problems. The authors consider the creation of information systems that are able to process and analyze large amounts of data, which allows not only to monitor the state of the environment, but also to predict possible changes associated with human activity. The reader will find many examples of successful application of information technologies in various fields of ecology, from monitoring air and water pollution to natural resource management and biodiversity conservation. The authors share their knowledge on how to create and implement such systems, making the book a practical guide for those who want to contribute to the protection of nature and sustainable development. This book will be especially useful for students and graduate students studying ecology, information technology and related disciplines. It will also attract the attention of professionals working in the field of environmental protection, as well as representatives of public and private organizations dealing with environmental issues. If you are interested in how technology can change our approach to nature conservation, then this work will be a real find for you. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range of issues: from the theoretical foundations of information technology to their practical application in ecology. The authors emphasize the importance of an interdisciplinary approach, emphasizing that only the joint efforts of specialists from different fields can lead to effective solutions to environmental problems. The book also addresses issues of ethics and responsibility in the use of technology, making it particularly relevant in light of contemporary challenges. The style of Vladimir Pozdnyakov and his colleagues is clear and accessible, which allows the reader to easily assimilate complex concepts. Their previous work, such as "Information Technology in Natural Resources Management" and "Environmental Aspects of Information Systems", are also noteworthy and can serve as an excellent addition to the study of the topics covered in this book. In conclusion, “New information technologies in ecology . Building an Information System with Application" is not just a book about technology, it's a call to action. It inspires the search for new solutions and offers practical tools for those who are ready to take responsibility for the future of our planet. If you want to be aware of the latest trends in ecology and information technology, this book will become your reliable companion in the world of knowledge and discoveries.