Social-Ecological Systems (SES) refer to the interconnectedness of human societies and their natural environments. These systems emphasize the complex interactions between social factors, such as culture and economy, and ecological components, like ecosystems and biodiversity. Understanding SES helps in managing resources sustainably and addressing environmental challenges. In an SES, feedback loops exist where changes in the environment can impact social structures, and vice versa. For example, climate change can affect agricultural practices, leading to shifts in food security and community resilience. Studying SES is crucial for developing effective policies that promote sustainability and enhance the well-being of both people and nature.