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According to the United Nations (UN), biodiversity or "biological diversity refers to the variety of life on Earth and the natural patterns it forms. It is vital to protect the vast array of species which our planet has, but in striving for human development, this often takes a backseat. In fact, according to the UN Environmental Programme (UNEP), human activity is pushing one million species of plants and animals towards extinction."

Check out UN's fast facts on biodiversity. Or download their printable e-flyer here.

To read more about COP15 landmark biodiversity agreement and framework, click this link.

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