The progress of biodiversity is an important indicator of ecology and livelihoods. The establishment of natural reserves to protect biodiversity can scientifically and effectively regulate the stability of the biological environment, prevent and reduce species extinction to a certain extent, and ensure the safe and healthy development of the natural ecological environment. It can also play a role in establishing and protecting habitats and even enriching species. RS (Remote sensing) and DIS (Digital information system) help personnel involved in remote detection image monitoring and analysis in the region to quickly respond to emergencies and protect biodiversity and animal comfort. Therefore, this paper analyzes the problems that affect the comfort of animals in natural environment protection areas, and then uses RS and DIS to analyze the processing steps of regional images, and finally proposes corresponding protection strategies to improve the comfort of animals. It can be seen from the comparison that the animal comfort after the optimization of the nature reserve is 19% higher than that before the optimization of the nature reserve, and the ecological monitoring effect is 21.2% higher than that before the optimization of the nature reserve. In short, RS and DIS are of great significance in species monitoring in natural environment protection areas.

Mathea Simons. Animal Comfort in Natural Environment Protection Areas Integrating RS and DIS. Nature Environmental Protection (2020), Vol. 1, Issue 4: 46-55. https://doi.org/10.38007/NEP.2020.010406.

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