Humans, Biodiversity, and Habitat Loss — HHMI BioInteractive Video

This 30 minute video lists human activities and their threats to biodiversity.

In the second lecture of the series "Biodiversity in the Age of Humans," Dr. Elizabeth Hadly of Stanford University reveals how human activities have caused the extinctions of many species in the past and the present. Human population growth is driving habitat destruction and climate change, both direct threats to biodiversity.

[SanSanFu]

Very good speech, Thank you for sharing and teaching very important subjects, Before watching this video, I could not imagine that the environment was so severe now, and this video was six years ago.

[danielmwaba]

this is superb, while. i really enjoyed the lecturer

[Fmes_]

What are the answers to the work sheet

[Cornberry]

Personally I don't need to see these camera shots of the students... I'm trying to look at the slides or the lecturer.

[robertsuarez]

All political leaders and religious leaders in the world should listen to this.

[matt]

Im sorry but that extinction involving the mega fauna was not just about humans but also the climate changing at that time.

[petra]

L'AVERITA LA VIA LA VITA ETERNA E' IL SEGNORE NOSTRO GESU CRISTO IL FIGLIO DI DIO E' LA SANTA CROCE

[tomcruise]

All those young, starry-eyed minds being molded.