As far as the causes of global biodiversity loss are concerned, there are evidently perception gaps among students of ...

If we're going to be able to turn these recent declines round - to 'bend the curve' of biodiversity loss - we first need to know what the main causes have been.' 'This study highlights the needs to ...

The climate crisis is another leading cause of biodiversity loss and is expected to become the main driver as it intensifies. Climatic changes have already started to shift the distribution of biomes ...

As far as the causes of global biodiversity loss are concerned, there are evidently perception gaps among students of environment-related subjects worldwide, as a survey conducted by Goethe University ...

The World Economic Forum estimates that “half of global GDP—$44 trillion—is dependent on nature to some extent,” and predicts that biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse could cause a ...

All this will only work if civil society, academia and local governments are brought into the fold. Too often, biodiversity ...

But the relationship between the two is nuanced. “Current pop science thinking is, one thing drives another, so biodiversity loss always causes more disease,” says Cole Brookson, a Ph.D ...

The largest biodiversity time-series database on the planet—created by the University of St Andrews—has had a major new release. The BioTIME database offers unprecedented insight into how biodiversity ...

Shockingly, animal agriculture is responsible for 60% of global biodiversity loss. If we truly care about protecting wildlife, we must address the root cause: our food choices. Shifting toward a ...

“Our separation and domination of nature and people, the concentration of wealth and power, and also the prioritization of very short-term, immediate and material benefits” are the underlying causes ...