We know that climate change impacts millions of people, but it hurts wildlife even more. Discover why changing temperatures can hurt (and even end) biodiversity

Europe set new targets Tuesday to halt a mainly man-made loss of species costing billions each year as campaigners called for tougher environmental demands on farmers.

As the human population increases, we use more land for agriculture, cities, and towns, which leads to habitat destruction, degradation, and fragmentation.

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#Elephants are so much more than just ‘the largest living land animal’, they are gardeners and landscape engineers of the world. Planting seeds and creating new habitats wherever they wander. Damage to them can lead to the destruction of our fragile #ecosystem and therefore to us as a whole. In other words, to protect them means to protect #mankind. No one in the world needs ivory except an elephant.

One of my concerns has always been issues related to the environment. One of the most important issues is climate change and the dangers that exist for arctic animals. In recent years, researchers have warned about habitat destruction and extinction of these animals.They have stated that the Arctic is warming at about twice the rate of global warming. In this collection of posters, I have depicted animals that are in greater danger with the slogan, "If the ice melts, life evaporates."

Know how to Control and Stop Deforestation. Find Solutions to Prevent Deforestation, Measures to Protect Wildlife, Steps and Laws for Forest Conservation.

BIODIVERSITY IS LIFE! Every day species’ extinctions are continuing at up to 1,000 times or more the natural rate. The extinction of species, habitat destruction, land conversion for agriculture, climate change, pollution and the spread of invasive species are only some of the threats responsible for today's crisis. With the current biodiversity loss, we are witnessing the greatest extinction crisis. These extinctions irreversible and pose a serious threat to our health and wellbeing.

rhino poaching on the rise