Biodiversity is the tapestry of life, encompassing the wide array of plants, animals, and microorganisms, their genes, and the habitats they form. This natural variety enriches our environment, giving it depth, resilience, and adaptability. Think of Earth as a library where every species is a different book. Biodiversity ensures we have a vast and varied collection. It’s vital for many reasons: ecosystems with rich biodiversity are more stable, productive, and resilient to changes, including those caused by human impact. Moreover, this diversity directly supports human survival by providing resources like food, medicine, and materials, while indirectly offering services such as pollination, clean water, and air.
