Why We Lose Nature
Cutting down forests to grow food or raise cows.
What is agriculture?
Trash, chemicals, and plastic ruining land and water.
What is pollution?
Animals losing their food and water and having nothing to eat.
What is starvation?
What happens when we lose the bugs that pollinate our crops.
What is less food?
National parks and wildlife bridges that give animals space.
What are protected areas?
Building cities, roads, and houses.
What is urbanization?
Non-native plants and animals taking over a local area.
What are invasive species?
What is isolation?
Animal viruses jumping to humans because we destroy their forests.
What is more diseases?
Buying goods that do not cause deforestation.
What are sustainable supply chains?
Cutting down trees faster than they can grow back.
What is deforestation?
Weather changing too fast with bad droughts and wildfires.
What is climate change?
Animals getting hit by cars or hurt by humans in towns.
What is confilct?
Losing wild plants before we can find new cures for sickness.
What are fewer medicines?
Planting native trees and cleaning up local rivers.
What is active rewilding?
Digging up the ground for minerals and oil.
What is mining and extraction?
Cutting down forests to get wood or to make space for farms.
What is deforestation?
( also accepts agriculture/urbanization)
The amount that global wildlife populations have dropped since 1970.
What is over 70%?
Massive floods and worse storms caused by cutting down trees.
What are worse natural disasters?
Making personal choices like reducing waste to help the planet.
What is individual action?