Question

recall what it means to describe an ecosystem as resilient. it never changes it can recover after a change it has very little biodiversity its likely to collapse im not sure

Explanation:

Resilience in an ecosystem refers to its ability to recover and return to its original state after experiencing a disturbance or change, such as a natural disaster or human - caused impact. Ecosystems are dynamic and constantly changing, so the idea that it never changes is incorrect. Higher biodiversity often contributes to resilience, so having very little biodiversity is not related to resilience. And being likely to collapse is the opposite of being resilient.

Answer:

It can recover after a change