Why have wildlife populations declined by 73%?
The Living Planet Report published by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Zoological Society of London provides a snapshot of the health of our natural world. According to this report, over the past 50 years, global wildlife populations have declined by an average of 73%, putting many ecosystems at risk. The main threats to wildlife include habitat degradation, diseases, invasive species, climate change, and pollution. There is still time to act, but this requires measures that go beyond conservation. Instead, we must all adopt what the WWF describes as a nature-positive attitude. So, what are they saying? Click through for a summary of the main outcomes of the Living Planet Report.
2024-03-27T15:19:08Z
The fantastic benefits of cycling to work
For many, cycling to work is the new commute. While in some places, like the Netherlands, cycling to work is commonplace, elsewhere commuting by car or public transport is the norm. But with ever-increasing traffic numbers and fuel costs, it makes perfect sense to reach the office by pedal power. Furthermore, it's a far more environmentally friendly way to travel, and, hey, cycling keeps you fit! A bike requires minimal maintenance and is easily stored. In fact, the hardest part about bike commuting is getting started. Still wondering whether you should saddle up and take to two wheels? Click through and trade the car keys or travel pass for these easy-to-follow tips and ideas.
2023-10-14T11:53:10Z
