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The Living Planet Report 2024 - Youth Edition
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A health check for the planet
A health check for the planet
WWF's Living Planet Report 2024 shows that nature is being lost at an alarming rate, with global wildlife populations having declined, on average, by 73% since 1970.
Our youth edition of the report was written with contributions from 24 young people from 12 different countries around the world including Ecuador, India, Pakistan, Paraguay, Singapore, the UK and Zambia. It explains the causes of biodiversity decline, what this means for us, and what we can all do to help reverse nature loss - as individuals, schools and communities.
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