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Every small action counts towards our current global changes. By reducing the amount of waste you produce at home can help our environments and the biodiversity from rapidly declining. Reduce,reuse, and recycle possible resources at home such as paper. Switching to environmental-safe products such as biodegradable plastics can help the crisis.

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Over 500 species have gone extinct in the past 100 years.

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The 6th mass extinction is an ONGOING extinction of mass species because of human activity. It is a serious environmental threat because it is irreversible. Species have been going extinct at a rapid rate which has been concerning for many scientists who are studying in the regarded fields. The 6th mass extinction could cause a collapse of the natural ecosystems we rely upon to survive.

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It is proven that our rapid increase of population is as well increasing the extinction rate of species all around the world. We are taking up more land which is more removal of natural habitats and we are extracting more resources from land forms and species. The more humans, the more we put animals and plants at risk.

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What are the future impacts of declining biodiversity?

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What are the future impacts of declining biodiversity?

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Declining biodiversities lead to impacts such as the collapse of ecosystems and biomes. Species will struggle to survive and resources could become outnumbered which imbalances the various food chains and webs that occur within those ecosystems. Since species depend on each other for survival, the decline of biodiverse ecosystems will put every species at risk for extinction. This as well impacts us humans because we rely on many species for food sources, medications/cures, and other resources.

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Since trees are vital to our survival and ensuring a cleaner environment, it's important we put back what we take.
#TEAMTREES is a well known collaborative fundraising organization that pledges to plant one tree for every U.S. dollar donated.

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Help Us Plant 24 Million Trees - Join #TeamTrees

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The official site of #TeamTrees. One dollar plants a tree...

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What is the Amazon Rainforest and why is it important?

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What is the Amazon Rainforest and why is it important?

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The Amazon Rainforest is the world's largest rainforest that spreads across in  Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana. It is known to be one of the most biodiverse places in the world while it also considered the "lungs" of the earth. This is because the Amazon exchanges about 5% of the global carbon emissions which is considerably a lot (2 billion tons of carbon gas). However, the Amazon has been in rough situations because of human impacts, in this case it is deforestation for agricultural purposes. The results of deforestation and slash and burn techniques have reduced the available habitats/resources for species that live in the Amazon. There are currently many popular species that are endangered such as the jaguar, macaws, and spider monkeys.
Read more stories and information about the Amazon Rainforest here:

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The sheer size and diversity of species in the Amazon will insure that the WWF will continue to keep it as one of our top priorities for years to come.

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What are some ways humans have impacted ecosystems/populations/biodiversity?

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What are some ways humans have impacted ecosystems/populations/biodiversity?

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Unfortunately, our actions as human beings have done several harmful processes that reduced the biodiversity worldwide. Some examples would be agriculture processes such as deforestation (which is the mass removal of trees), air pollution, land pollution, and even water pollution.The impacts are endless and these negative impacts have been existing for centuries now. Learn more about the impacts from this video below.

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Human Impacts on Biodiversity | Ecology and Environment | Biology | FuseSchool

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Biodiversity is important to every living thing on earth. We humans and other species depend on biodiversity for our survival. Biodiversity boosts the ecosystems' productiveness, every species has a niche or role to play no matter how small the ecosystems are. For example, greater species would ensure a more guaranteed recovery from natural disasters that may disrupt ecosystems or get rid of some species. Biodiversity also ensures a stable lifestyle among other species, whereas species depend on each other for resources and energy.

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Biodiversity is a term used to describe a variety of species living in a given area. This could mean the variety of animals and plants in your local park or in terms of an entire biome.
Here's an example of biodiversity in a common coral reef in an ocean. Notice how there is a variety of coral and fish.