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HL 3.2 Key Biodiversity Areas

This activity looks at the root causes of deforestation and how the formation of Key Biodiversity Areas is attempting to provide scientific information that supports stakeholders in protecting the areas. Background Information From 3.2 Human Impact on Biodiversity Biodiversity hotspots are areas with high biodiversity but are also highly threatened, having lost at least 70% of its original natural vegetation. This...

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