Humans depend on the Earth for survival, with plants providing 80% of our diet.
Forests cover 30% of Earth with habitats for species and clean air and water sources. However, 13 million hectares of forest are
lost annually.
15% of land is proteted but biodiversity is still at risk, with 7000 species illegally traded resulting in loss of biodiversity,
fuel conflict and corruption.
Preserving biodiversity and natural habitats supports food and water security, peace and security.
Life on Land Facts
• 80% of animals, plants and insects reside in forests
• 2.6 billion people depend on agriculture for living
• Nature-based climate solutions can reduce carbon dioxide emissions by a third by 2030
Life on Land Facts