Extinction prevention is in our hands

Kota Kinabalu: Biodiversity and ecosystem services are declining at an unprecedented rate. Fauna like frogs that are very sensitive to negative changes in the wetlands environment have shown that by their fatality rate, an extinction danger persists for other life form including humans in the long term.

“With forests being cleared at an unprecedented pace and cars, factories and other modern amenities burning so many billions of tons of fossil fuels, we have indeed become geological agents of change.

 

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