Hey fam, did you know nearly half of Denmark’s protected species are in "severely unfavorable" condition? 😱 That’s the verdict from Aarhus University’s latest conservation assessment presented to the government and Parliament.
"Severely unfavorable" means these animals and habitats face high risks—think shrinking forests, polluted lakes, and vanishing wetlands. 🏞️ Species like certain amphibians, insects and birds are at the edge, missing vital homes and food sources.
This isn’t just a Danish problem. Across South and Southeast Asia, we see similar challenges—from mangrove deforestation in the Sundarbans to disappearing coral reefs in Indonesia. 🌏 Protecting biodiversity is a global cause, and our choices—plastic use, sustainable tech and eco-friendly lifestyles—make a difference.
Feeling motivated? 💪 Here’s how to help: support local green startups, join digital campaigns for conservation, pick sustainable brands, or volunteer with wildlife projects. Small moves add up! 🙌
Let’s raise our voice for nature—whether you’re in Dhaka, Jakarta, or Delhi, we’re all connected through our planet’s web of life. 🌿🐾
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Nearly half of Denmark's protected species in poor condition
cgtn.com
