Halting habitat loss
16 December 2010 | Audio
In Nagoya, governments made a big and important step forward in addressing the greatest individual threat to biodiversity: the loss and degradation of habitats, such as forests, wetlands or coral reefs, which are natural homes to a variety of plants, animals and other types of organisms.
Neville Ash of IUCN’s Ecosystem Management Programme tells us what exactly has been agreed to stop their loss and degradation.
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Forest
Photo: Rafael Rojas
