Tackling the biodiversity crisis: climate change data highlight priorities
2020-11-02 16:40
About nine million species of animals and plants are exposed to changes in the global climate. Monitoring how climate change affects wildlife and ecosystems has become critical for directing conservation measures where life is most at risk. #ClimateNow
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