Biodiversity
Besides climate change, the loss of biodiversity is the second major global crisis. Germany is committed to preserving biodiversity at both the national and global level.
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Global biodiversity
Preserving biodiversity is a global challenge. Germany is committed to species conservation at the international level, too. A central role is played by the United Nations.
The EU’s most forested countries
People see forests as symbolising an natural environment – but in many cases they are simply the result of targeted reforestation.
- 73 % : Finland
- 37.2 % : Spain
- 32.7 % : Germany
- 31.4 % : France
Biodiversity in Germany
Germany is very rich in biodiversity. Nature is actively protected, for example in UNESCO biosphere reserves. Numerous environmental organisations are also committed to species conservation.
International projects
International cooperation is essential to protect biodiversity worldwide. This often involves countries and non-governmental organisations working closely together.
Personal dedication
They devote their lives to protecting nature and the environment. People in Germany and around the world are committed to biodiversity, either in a professional capacity or in their free time.
