One Third of Switzerland's Animal and Plant Species Under Threat
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The environmental protection organization WWF not only wants to warn, but also to encourage with its current report. Of all Swiss success examples illustrate a conflict.
In a process of declining wildlife populations on a global scale, WWF considers the situation in Latin America and the Caribbean, one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet, to be "deeply worrying."
The average size of 73.2% of vertebrate animal populations fell between 1970 and 2022. The post Drop of 95% in terrestrial and freshwater species in Latin America appeared first on La Silla Empty.
According to WWF Biodiversity Report, Switzerland needs to catch up. Thomas Vellacott, head of WWF Switzerland, in conversation.
The association's new "Living Planet" report considers that a large proportion of Swiss fauna and flora are at risk due to the exploitation of habitats and climate change.Good news, however: protective measures are bearing fruit According to the new "Living Planet" report published by the WWF on Thursday, in Switzerland, one third of all animal and plant species are threatened with extinction.This proportion is higher than in all neighbouring co…
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