This paper gives the theoretical setup so that an ecological model, as a pa
rticular mathematical model, can be considered a text written in a formal l
anguage (mathematics), and therefore, statistical linguistic laws can be ap
plied to obtain information parameters in different semantic levels of the
same model. The statistical laws will be useful to: a) compare semantic lev
els, submodels, and different models mutually; b) prove that information te
mperature parameter is an indirect measure of meaning: the significance or
semantic component of information, opposed to significant, or comprehension
, on the part of the observer (modeller) of the model text. We will apply t
hese ideas in two practical examples.