Why Is Biodiversity So Important?

The food we eat, the air we breathe, our climate—everything that makes Earth inhabitable—all depends on the interplay of billions of species around the world. This is biodiversity. And unfortunately, it is rapidly declining.

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[Tunesmithnw]

I think the line, "we have to agree to prioritize it, " may be one of the key lines in the video. Unless EVERYONE agrees that biodiversity is a number 1 priority, we're going to have a difficult time achieving it. Videos like this help immensely.

[christineantoniuk]

Beautiful illustration of our inter-connectedness, and compelling audio track. But it seems that this video has not gotten a lot of exposure?

[KBT]

This is a wonderful video, simple and easy to understand, at the same time upbeat.

[smallbusinessmanagementcon]

Wow Carly; pretty impressive.

.For me, having a video to explain it all, is a really good idea. Many people, myself included, can better appreciate an idea when it is described visually. I do get the interconnectedness of it all.

I do have a question. All of the big countries who signed on have political agendas. How does fit iinto you strategizing