Description

The diversity of all the genes, animals, and ecosystems that exist on our planet is known as biodiversity. It offers a plethora of products and services to humanity, including food, fuel, and materials in addition to the genes that safeguard our crops and treat sickness. One of the most urgent environmental and development challenges is the destruction of the earth's biological variety. Maintaining biodiversity is undoubtedly one of the conditions for achieving this goal. Sustainability emphasises the idea that the use of natural resources today shouldn't limit the alternatives for future generations. The extraordinary rise in environmental awareness and concern at all levels, as well as the growing understanding of the connections between ecosystem health and human well-being, are all addressed through conservation of biodiversity. This book offers a thorough and understandable overview of the major worldwide concerns relating to biodiversity. It summarises data on the state of the earth and describes some of the major ecological relationships between people and the rest of the material world.