Biodiversity and sustainability
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I can explain what biodiversity is and give some reasons why nature matters for a sustainable world.
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The demand for resources for land, water, food, and shelter shapes the environment for other wildlife too.
Many animal populations have become much smaller, but a few have increased, thanks to conservation and rewilding.
Pollinator insects – bees, wasps, beetles, flies, ants and butterflies – play an important role in agriculture.
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