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#WetlandsWednesday | Wetlands are rich reservoirs of biodiversity that are vital for humanity and nature to thrive. About 40% of the world’s plant and animal species depend on wetlands. Their diverse ecosystems support healthy planet functioning and sustainable human development. It is time to fulfil longstanding commitments to stop the loss of the world’s wetlands and the biodiversity they host. #WetlandConservation #WetlandsMatter

Have you heard? We’re in the high-risk zone when it comes to biodiversity, which means we’re closing in on a point of no return. Animal and plant species are disappearing rapidly, changing the very nature and functioning of our planet. There is hope for the planet. We can still turn things around on #biodiversity, even though animal populations have fallen by 60% since 1970. We can protect wild places, use land carefully, and implement legislature that protects wildlife—all those are great ideas, but that’s just the beginning. How would YOU turn things around on biodiversity? We want to hear your ideas in the comments and keep this list growing!

Reforestation involves the deliberate planting of trees in areas that have been deforested. It plays a crucial role in mitigating the adverse effects of deforestation by restoring ecosystems, sequestering carbon, and promoting biodiversity. By participating in reforestation efforts, we can help rebuild the natural habitats that are essential for the survival of countless plant and animal species.

Reforestation involves the deliberate planting of trees in areas that have been deforested. It plays a crucial role in mitigating the adverse effects of deforestation by restoring ecosystems, sequestering carbon, and promoting biodiversity. By participating in reforestation efforts, we can help rebuild the natural habitats that are essential for the survival of countless plant and animal species.

Reforestation involves the deliberate planting of trees in areas that have been deforested. It plays a crucial role in mitigating the adverse effects of deforestation by restoring ecosystems, sequestering carbon, and promoting biodiversity. By participating in reforestation efforts, we can help rebuild the natural habitats that are essential for the survival of countless plant and animal species.

Dive into the heart of our planet's biodiversity! Did you know that wetlands, covering just 6% of the planet, are home to 40% of all plant and animal species? Swipe to explore the crucial role wetlands play in supporting diverse life forms. #WorldWetlandsDay

Old-growth forests are biologically diverse and serve as crucial habitats for many rare, threatened, or endangered species. They support complex ecosystems where various plant and animal species thrive due to the unique environmental conditions created by these mature ecosystems. The presence of older trees, mixed-age stands, and multilayered canopies contributes significantly to their biodiversity.

The Role of Reforestation Reforestation involves the deliberate planting of trees in areas that have been deforested. It plays a crucial role in mitigating the adverse effects of deforestation by restoring ecosystems, sequestering carbon, and promoting biodiversity. By participating in reforestation efforts, we can help rebuild the natural habitats that are essential for the survival of countless plant and animal species.

#DidYouKnow that over one million plant and animal species are now at risk of extinction? This loss of biodiversity might seem distant from our everyday lives, but every extinct species weakens the #ecosystem and brings humanity closer to serious problems. Today, on #WorldNatureConservationDay, let’s all be mindful of our actions and commit to saving biodiversity to save ourselves. #MahindraLifespaces #CraftingLife #Sustainability

How to take action #ForNature and for biodiversity? 1. UN Biodiversity should publish a rating and ranking of the top plant species of the world, on the basis of their capacity to provide food and habitat for animal biodiversity. 2. Individuals should design the best plant community for their garden or forest combining the top rated plants for uniform supply of food to the animal biodiversity, throughout the year. Because, different plants flower and fruit in different times of the year. 3. Planners should design the best landscape for maximising ecosystem diversity to maximise biodiversity.