World Environment Day: It’s ‘Time for Nature’, A call for urgent action to protect Biodiversity
For many of us this is the most unusual of world environment days we are isolated and alone much of what we take for granted our health or even a walk breath of fresh air feels in jeopardy through Corbett 19 the planet has delivered its strongest warning yet that we must change our ways human activity has altered virtually every part of the land as we displace the natural world.
We’re destroying vital ecosystems and the biodiversity that thrives on them every year on June 5th the world marks Environment Day this year the team calls to celebrate biodiversity but what is biodiversity, biodiversity is a variety of life or not that highlights the health of our planet a higher biodiversity levels of human resilience competition and various other facets that, we don’t even know about via diverse ecosystems also provide various sources on which the vibrations of people, especially those who live on the fringes of these ecosystems like forests lost man and you see but right now biodiversity is facing a great danger according to a UN report, 1 million animal and plant species are likely to disappear soon and by the end of 20%, we can lose about 50% of total species according to experts, it takes millions of years for ecosystem to recover from any mass extinction wouldn’t warty person of amphibian species almost 33% of reforming corals and more than one-third of all marine mammals are threatened, around 10% of insect species are also threatened, since the 16th century at least 680 vertebrate species had been driven to extinction and more than 9% of all temesta kated breeds of mammals used for food and agriculture had been extinct by 2016.
With at least 1,000 more breeds still at risk the exact tigers in India, the keystone species despite major efforts across the country since 1972 and numbers are still far from Mexico 75% of four cubs have become extinct since 1900 lastly because of an over reliance on a few high-yield varieties this like abideth diversity our crops threatens food security because varieties may be vulnerable to disease and best anti change similar trends have occurred in livestock meat producing greater cattle and poultry a favourite of mine degrees the impact of human activities due to changes in the user plan had been more rapid in the past 50 years than ever this is deteriorating ecosystems leading to a lack of sustainability and economic uncertainty some simple things we can do but landing more trees by conserving water that we use ah using less and less bust if we don’t do this they does a test that we might be documenting story of our own extinction its biodiversity loss it’s not checked apart it so let’s preserve protect and strengthen biodiversity for our existence and not let our nature break down it’s time to listen to the planet’s warnings, this is why this World Environment Day we are asking you to act to protect nature actions for nature means a lower risk of future pandemics achieving the Sustainable Development Goal slowing climate change healthier lives better economies being able to cherish that breath of fresh air or walk in the woods protecting life itself in a post kovat world we need to build back better we need to protect the planet to protect ourselves this means ensuring a healthy natural world.