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Living Planet Index

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Part of @ZSLScience | The Living Planet Index is a measure of the state of the world's #biodiversity based on population trends of vertebrate species globally

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2 years ago

The Living Planet Index: 25 years of transformative evolution in biodiversity monitoring 💚🐳🌱 nature.com/articles/s4418… Living Planet Index Sophie Ledger #LivingPlanetIndex #Biodiversity #Nature

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Richard D Gregory
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2 years ago

Evidence for continued loss of UK biodiversity is clear. And yet, as our new report sets out, we have never had a better understanding of the #StateOfNature & importantly what is needed to fix it. Action. More here #StateOfNature Report bit.ly/stateofnature23 #RestoreNatureNow

Evidence for continued loss of UK biodiversity is clear. And yet, as our new report sets out, we have never had a better understanding of the #StateOfNature & importantly what is needed to fix it. Action. More here #StateOfNature Report bit.ly/stateofnature23 #RestoreNatureNow
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ZSL
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10 months ago

Monitored wildlife populations have decreased on average by 73% between 1970 and 2020, finds the latest Living Planet Index by our Institute of Zoology – the most comprehensive measure of vertebrate population trends across the globe. zsl.org/news-and-event…

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Miles Richardson
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10 months ago

The World Wildlife Fund 2024 Living Planet Report is out and two new stripes of grey have been added to the Biodiversity Stripes. My blog on visualising the crisis of biodiversity loss: findingnature.org.uk/2024/10/10/vis…

The <a href="/World_Wildlife/">World Wildlife Fund</a> 2024 Living Planet Report is out and two new stripes of grey have been added to the Biodiversity Stripes. My blog on visualising the crisis of biodiversity loss: findingnature.org.uk/2024/10/10/vis…