Human impact on ecosystems

Human activities can reduce the number of different species living in an area, called biodiversity, and disrupt the free benefits healthy ecosystems provide, like clean water, pollinated crops, and fertile soil. Protecting biodiversity and these ecosystem services often means carefully weighing different proposed solutions against each other to find the one that works best.

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