'State of Nature' 2016 report shows continued loss of Britain's biodiversity

The Ecologist
Sep 13, 2016, 3:46 pm104 pts
The 2016 'State of Nature' report, published today, offers many small victories to celebrate, writes SUSAN CLARK, but overall it's not good news: 15% of our native species are under threat of extinction, while 53% are in decline. With intensive farming the main cause of the damage, and climate change a serious…

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