BIODIVERSITY
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BIODIVERSITY
We use hundreds of products having their beginnings in wild plants and animals every single day.
The planet’s biggest biological diversity is found in tropical forests.
Fundamental processes and characteristic of the Earth’s biological history: the extinction of existing species and the appearance of new ones.
The most recent species to appear: Homo sapiens and the biological reality
Long-range consequences of the growth of human population
Towards the great extinction.
The Earth’s biological diversity is rapidly diminishing, perhaps irreversibly.
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- We use hundreds of products having their beginnings in wild plants and animals without really realising what we are doing.
- Tropical Forests : felling our future
- The biggest biological diversity is found in tropical forests
- Jungles and the medicines we use
- Fundamental processes and characteristics of the Earth’s biological history: the extinction of existing species and the appearance of new ones.
- The most recent species to appear: Homo sapiens and the biological reality
- Long-range consequences of the growth of human population
- Towards the great extinction
- The Earth’s biological diversity is rapidly diminishing, perhaps irreversibly
- Some 27 species become extinct in the world every day
- Importance of the steps that must be taken by the International Community to protect the tropical forests
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