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- 1. Dr. Salem Baidas BIODIVERSITYLOSS DEFINITION
- 2. ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY SLIDESHOWS FROMs2adesign.com S2ADESIGN.COM
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- 5. The Variety ofLife on Earth in All its Forms. It Comprises the Number and Genetic Variety of Organisms, Species and Biological Ecosystems. Biodiversity is Considered in Terms of Species Variety Called Species Richness. HEALTHY CORALS HOME TO A THIRD OF ALL MARINE ORGANISMS.
- 6. Biodiversity loss The Reductionor Extinction of Species in a Specific Habitat Resulting in Global Biodiversity Depletion and Ecosystem Instability and Collapse. CORAL BLEACHING CAUSED BY CLIMATE CHANGE CORAL BLEACHING AFFECTS FISH ABUNDANCE AND DIVERSITY.
- 7. GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY ECONOMY Revenue fromAgriculture Forestry, Fisheries, and Outdoor Tourism. SOCIAL Stable Food Supply and Security. Community Livelihood Improvement and Job Creation. ENVIRONMENT Air and Water Quality Improvements. Climate Change Mitigation and Resilience. NPS.GOV benefits
- 8. Deforestation & Habitat loss Invasive species OverHunting & Fishing POLLUTION urbanization CLIMATE CHANGE EUROPARL.EUROPA.EU GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY loss causes
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- 10. Biodiversity Conservation SUST FORESTRY & agriculture publicawareness & Education Reforestation & HABITAT RESTORATION Carbon emissions & pollution reduction GOVERNMENT POLICIES GREEN investment Invasive species control TECHNOLOGY & ai USE EARTH.ORG GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY loss Prevention and mitigation
- 12. UNEP.ORG UN Environment Program ConventionOn Biodiversity In 2022, at the UN Biodiversity Conference COP15, the Kunming Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) was Adopted to Address Key Drivers of Biodiversity Loss and to Halt Overexploitation, Pollution, and Unsustainable Agricultural Practices. The Framework Promotes Green Investment and Directly Supports SDG15.
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- 14. BIGGEST PERCEIVED RISKSTO GLOBAL SOCIETY IN 2022 5.86 5.80 5.76 5.55 5.48 5.46 5.25 5.24 5.20 Mitigation Adaptation Natural Disasters Biodiversity Loss Migration Resource Loss Social Cybercrime Economy WEFORUM.ORG Severity Index (Points)
- 15. 79 76 57 56 51 50 40 39 39 38 34 29 Mining Forestry & Paper Food& Beverage Oil & Gas Household Goods Chemicals Utilities Construction Industrial Retail Transport & Tourism Healthcare KPMG.COM RATE OF BIODIVERSITY RISK WORLDWIDE IN 2022 By Sector (Percent)
- 16. 2,040 2,027 1,638 1,511 1,162 1,142 1,094 889 872 837 Agriculture Bio Resource Use HumanDisturbance Natural System Modifications Invasive Species Urban Development Pollution Climate Change Energy and Mining Transportation KEYBIODIVERSITYAREAS.ORG NUMBER OF THREATS TO BIODIVERSITY WORLDWIDE IN 2023 By Activity (In Thousands)
- 17. 78.6 78.1 77.9 74.0 72.3 70.4 69.7 69.6 69.0 67.5 Canada Singapore Suriname Iceland Fiji Norway Bahrain Russia Guyana Congo EPI.YALE.EDU COUNTRIES WITH THEHIGHEST BIODIVERSITY HABITAT INDEX BHI (Points) 2022
- 18. 41% INSUFFICIENT PROGRESS 32% NO PROGRESS 27% ONTRACK UNSTATS.UN.ORG 2011-22 PROGRESS IN AICHI BIODIVERSITY TARGET 2 WORLDWIDE Share of Countries worldwide
- 19. 45.2 44.2 44.0 40.5 10.5 43.2 Marine Freshwater Terrestrial Mountain Subterranean Average KEYBIODIVERSITYAREAS.ORG BIODIVERSITY AREAS COVEREDBY PROTECTED AREAS worldwide Severity Index (Points) 2023
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