In a major victory for conservation, the European Union passed a groundbreaking nature restoration law. The legislation mandates that all EU countries restore at least 20% of their land and sea by 2030, with the ultimate goal of full ecosystem restoration by 2050. This ambitious plan addresses the alarming rate of biodiversity loss in Europe and marks a significant step towards a healthier environment for the continent.
Browsing: Biodiversity
India is home to various deer species. These species inhabit different habitats across the country, from forests and open woodlands…
As we celebrate World Forestry Day on March 21, 2024, it’s essential to reflect on this year’s theme, “Forest and…
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