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WILDLIFE

BETWEEN 1970 and 2014

THE AVERAGE POPULATION SIZE OF AMPHIBIANS, REPTILES, MAMMALS, BIRDS AND FISH HAS

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60%

DROPPED BY

THE FOOD SYSTEM HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED AS THE BIGGEST CAUSE

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WHEN WE SAVE 1/3 OF FOOD (AND AS A CONSEQUENCE SAVE THE WATER, ENERGY AND NATURAL HABITATS CONSUMED TO PRODUCE IT)​ IT OFFERS US

OUR BEST CHANCE TO REVERSE THIS DECLINE IN BIODIVERSITY

WHAT'S IN IT FOR HUMANITY? MORE THAN YOU MIGHT THINK 

Animals are a crucial part of our living planet. They pollinate plants including food crops; improve soil quality; stabilise wildlife population numbers and do countless other things to ensure the cycle of nature continues smoothly.

Save 1/3 won’t just save rhinos from extinction; or ensure we have enough cats to keep YouTube supplied with content. Biodiversity is essential for ensuring our planet can continue to provide us with air, fuel, water and food.

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HERE'S WHAT ELSE WE CAN SAVE WHEN WE SAVE 1/3

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ENERGY & EMISSIONS

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