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An Australian study warns that human activities are causing a global decline in older animals, impacting species like lions and elephants, and exacerbating environmental challenges.
African wildlife populations have declined by 76% since 1970, according to WWF-Kenya’s 2024 Living Planet Report, highlighting an urgent need for action to protect natural ecosystems.
Monitored wildlife populations have suffered a catastrophic decline in the last 50 years, warns a new WWF report. Conservationists urge swift action as leaders assess progress at the latest UN summit.
Wildlife populations have declined by 73% since 1970, according to WWF’s Living Planet Index. The report highlights the urgent need to address biodiversity loss and its impact on ecosystems vital to human life.
According to a landmark WWF report, global wildlife populations have plunged by 73% since 1970, signaling a severe crisis in biodiversity that threatens essential ecosystems sustaining human life.
According to a WWF report, global wildlife populations have plummeted by over 70% since 1970, with accelerating declines driven by human pressures threatening essential ecosystems.