Earth´s Biodiversity and Species Protection

Mother Earth and plants, fish, birds and animals are all created here, so humans can control it and maintain life. The biodiversity of the earth is essential, it helps to become part of natural capital, keeps humanity alive, and supports our economy. As sovereign owner of Earth Mother and all life leaders, we protect and take care of all lives, not trying to contradict the values ​​of other species, not the value of other species.

Conservation of biodiversity - We support a wide variety of species, many of which are unique and rare. The freshwater ecosystem covers only 1% of the surface of the earth, but it accounts for over 40% of world species and over 12% of animal species. They cover only 0.2% of the ocean floor, but coral reefs may contain 25% of marine species. Other wetland products are used as a building material (feed reed, building) as a fuel source (the plant residue can be briquetted and used at home or directly burned), textiles and paper Fibers, bark, leaf and fruit chemicals, dyes and tannins used for leather treatment (see Figure 13)

Unfortunately our conclusion on the protection of biodiversity scientists is that we are on the verge of the sixth mass extinction of the planet. The main cause of the loss of this devastating species is human activity, affecting about 35.8 million acres (14.5 million hectares) of forest every year. This is about the same size as Bangladesh or New York State. According to the International Conservation Union for Nature, the current world extinction rate - annual 50,000 - is more than 1000 times nature, the highest since the dinosaur disappeared from the earth 65 million years ago. In tropical regions rich in biodiversity, destruction of this habitat leads to extinction of an estimated 100 daily.

Forests protect biodiversity. About 80% of animals and plants live in the forest. Forest logging and destruction of forest habitats are the main cause of extinction of the Earth's species. More and more species of flora and fauna is disappearing from the earth, and quite a few flora and fauna species are in danger of extinction. In order to protect the biodiversity of the earth, it is necessary to stop forest destruction. Humans, plants, animals depend on forest to survive. Forests protect more than half of the world's animals and plants. At the same time, the forest supports the livelihood of more than 1 billion people. Out of a billion people, 60 million people are indigenous people who are dependent on forest nearly 100%. Therefore, this means that deforestation has a direct influence on millions of plants, animals and even humans and must be stopped by any necessary means.