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that it could take many years for these butterflies to mount a comeback, assuming they can do so at all; they will need near perfect conditions, meaning warm, dry weather for an extended part of the summer season. Discussion The characteri...
threats to biodiversity are routinely identified in the programmes of work of the Convention: invasive alien species, weather change, nutrient stacking and contamination, environment change, and overexploitation. Unless we effectively mitig...
is to write an interview between two individuals who are expert in the field of biodiversity. Here the interview is being conducted with Mr. Smith, who is an expert of biodiversity and Mr. John. Mr.John: What basically is biodiversity? Mr.S...
Cape Floristic Region hotspot is located entirely within the borders of South Africa. It is one of the five temperate Mediterranean-type systems on the Conservation International hotspots list, and is one of only two hotspots that encompass...
all dwelling organisms encompassing animal and vegetation species of the genes of all these organisms, and of the terrestrial, aquatic and marine ecosystems of which they are part. Biodiversity makes up the structure of the ecosystems and e...
hotspot is a region where there is a large number of unique species which are threatened. Madagascar qualifies as it has 11,600endemic plant species, 57 species of threatened birds, 51 species of threatened mammals (including the famous le...
forestation at high levels, the decline of traditional populations, the threat of extinction of species and forest fragmentation. All these different types of degradation lead to a global demand for resources 20% plus the ability to repleni...