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One million species are at risk of extinction due to human activity. — @IPBES
@ParveenKaswan highlights the cost of #biodiversity loss by animating some of the #species we've lost in the last 100 years. 
To protect #nature, we must act now.pic.twitter.com/VQFYGsLFft
Take action to safeguard #nature. 
Join a global movement of people who are making commitments to protect #biodiversity, from conserving land in their communities to undertaking new research.
Make a pledge through the Action Agenda for Nature & People:https://www.cbd.int/action-agenda/
It's a lovely animation and very sad, but the call to action would be so much more effective if it was actually aimed at someone and wasn't so vague.
Act how? Can you please elaborate further? imho solution-oriented tales > tales of caution, in terms of engaging audience, and equipping them with the necessary means of action. Otherwise, it might come across as the typical doom-and-gloom stats/news.
Any comprehensive action plan to sustain and save the endangered species?
Brilliantly made animation and visuals. Hats off to the creator whose way was to show the species extinction decade wise. The clock is ticking. We need to act now to save as many threatened species before its too late.
#nature Yes, we must act now & we need influential, respected organizations like yours to tell the world that we need to drastically cut consumption of meat, dairy, eggs, fish to save our precious species. Why won't you do that? If you truly value the planet, you will be bold.
So powerful. And so sad. We must keep on fighting to protect animals. To protect nature.
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Parveen Kaswan, IFS
