Living Planet Report 2018: a warning sign for our planet

A wake-up call from the WWF: Wildlife populations around the world have declined by 60% since 1970. It’s time to decide. Are you for the world, or against it? Join the #FightForYourWorld http://ow.ly/BUMv30mrGOz

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November 1, 2018

Simon H King FLS

Conservation, WWF, WWF’s Living Planet Report

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Bridging the Gap: From Government Pledges to Global Biodiversity Recovery – FFON. Unveiling Nature’s Challenges, Inspiring Conservation’s Future. says:

February 5, 2024 at 9:00 am

[…] biodiversity crisis we face. Protecting 30% of our land and seas by 2030 is a noble goal, yet the Living Planet Report highlights the need for transformative changes in our approach to […]

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