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Educational initiatives empower communities to address biodiversity loss, suggesting effective interventions through nature-based solutions.
From lecture halls to living labs: Tackling biodiversity loss through nature-based solutions Learn how to empower higher education and vocational training to address biodiversity loss through Nature-Based Solutions. Biodiversity is declining at an unprecedented rate, with about 25% of animal and plant species at risk of extinction – a trend driven primarily by human activities. (1) This loss threatens critical ecosystem services such as climate regulation, soil fertility, clean water, and food security. Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) provide a powerful response by simultaneously addressing biodiversity loss, climate change and societal resilience.
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