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Lexical meaning of ecology is “the study of the interrelations of organisms and their surroundings” (Odum and Barrett 2008). Every individual in the society must be aware of and know his surroundings, plants in his surroundings, other living beings and all the factors that affect the life in the nature in order to continue his life. Because of various opportunities provided by the success in technology for our lives, many of us are not aware of the fact that we depend on nature for air, water, and food, though indirectly. It is among the biggest misconceptions of developed societies of the present time that individuals perceive opportunities offered by technology as direct needs in addition to the basic needs provided by nature for us in daily life. Tangible value of services provided by nature for us both as a human being and as a society is very low. In this sense, we tend not to understand and comprehend the value of these services unless there is a problem (Odum and Odum 2000).

Sustainability in Urban Ecosystems and Detecting Urban Vegetation from Different Images Using an Object-Based Approach