Ayon sa assessment ng independent conservation organization na WWF at Zoological Society of London, bumagsak ng 73% ang wildlife population o bilang ng ilang hayop sa mundo simula 1970.
Sa mga rehiyong mayaman sa biodiversity tulad ng Latin America at Caribbean, umabot sa 95% ang pagbaba ng populasyon ng ilang mga hayop.
Anu-ano ang mga pangunahing dahilan at epekto nito sa mundo? Here's what you need to know.
Sa mga rehiyong mayaman sa biodiversity tulad ng Latin America at Caribbean, umabot sa 95% ang pagbaba ng populasyon ng ilang mga hayop.
Anu-ano ang mga pangunahing dahilan at epekto nito sa mundo? Here's what you need to know.
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01:30So people will see the numbers and potentially be alarmed,
01:32and I think it should be alarmed.
01:34Seeing this decline in the wildlife that we rely upon since 1970 is alarming.
01:38Catastrophic's a big word.
01:40I think we see different trends in different places.
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03:57That's not something we should just put on the shelf
03:59and stop worrying about.
04:00We need to act now.
04:01The threats to those systems we see,
04:03things like habitat loss and degradation, over-exploitation,
04:06are also in part affected by things like climate change.
04:08It's not as frequently reported,
04:10but it seems to be a growing reported threat.
04:12The combination of climate change, habitat loss, and biodiversity loss
04:15are things that we need to get on top of
04:17because they're a mixed-up problem
04:18that needs to be dealt with together.
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05:10I don't think it's too late.
05:11I think it's important that we take this as an opportunity
05:14to say something about it.
05:15I think the Living Planet Index,
05:16as one of the statistics of biodiversity that we like to talk about,
05:19should be seen as a warning.
05:20We should be able to do something about these systems
05:22to allow them to recover.
05:23That means doing just personal stuff,
05:25but also encouraging our governments to do stuff with it.
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