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- Why Are Polar Bears Endangered – How can we help them
The loss of a keystone species Keystone species are species that play a critical role in their ecosystem, and the loss of a keystone species can have widespread impacts on other species in the ecosystem Polar bears are a keystone species in the Arctic, and their loss could lead to a significant disruption of the ecosystem
- Biodiversity Hotspots in India | PDF | Conservation | Systems . . .
The document summarizes biodiversity hotspots in India, including the Himalaya and Indo-Burma hotspots The Himalaya hotspot contains over 3,000 plant and animal species found nowhere else and spans northern India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bhutan and China It consists of diverse ecosystems from grasslands to forests to alpine meadows The Indo-Burma hotspot contains over 7,000 plant species found
- Brazilian Atlantic forest: impact, vulnerability, and . . .
Biodiversity hotspots are among some of the habitats most threatened by climate change, and the Brazilian Atlantic forest is no exception Only 11 6 % of the natural vegetation cover remains in an intensely fragmented state, which results in high vulnerability of this biome to climate change Since >60 % of the Brazilian people live within the Atlantic forest domain, societies both in rural
- Over 75% of Earth’s undescribed plants threatened by . . .
More than 75 per cent of the planet’s ‘undescribed’ plant species are already threatened with extinction, according to a major new report from Kew Gardens in the UK
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- Environment Crisis: 7 Endangered Species On Verge Of . . .
Also Read: How Does Climate Change Affect The Food Chain? Bumble Bee Another species under threat that humans rely on is the Bumble Bees According to IUCN, Suckley Cuckoo Bumble Bees have suffered a decline of over 77 per cent over the past 50 years Bumble bees face many threats, including habitat loss, pesticides, diseases and climate change
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