Übersetzung für "Artenverlust" in Englisch

Member States must follow the correct rules for the conservation of bird species to help prevent biodiversity loss.

The result was a loss of animal and plant species.

In the Bornholm Sea, however, continued oxygen depletion led to a complete loss in macrozoobenthos for many years.

Overfishing, the loss of biodiversity, and an immense pollution – the seas are under stress.

However, loss of species is also a loss for the economy and for society.

Even though we need greater biodiversity worldwide, the number of species continues to fall.

It is vital to take an informedapproach when trying to get messagesabout species loss across to the generalpublic.

Overfishing, the loss of biodiversity, and an immense pollution – the seas are under stress.

Can the global loss of species ultimately lead to the poorer "functioning" of ecosystems?

According to the researchers, the proposed changes would be easy to implement and could at least prevent further species loss.

This dramatic species loss matters because it weakens ecosystems of which species are the building blocks.

You can take virtually any parameter that matters for human well-being -- nitrous oxide, methane, deforestation, overfishing land degredation, loss of species -- they all show the same pattern over the past 200 years.

Daughter species that evolve from a parent species carry on most of the parent species' genetic information, and even though the parent species may become extinct, the daughter species lives on.

This loss of species and decline in species’ abundance is accompanied by significant loss of genetic diversity.

It will contribute to good environmental status for marine and coastal ecosystems, reducing pollution of the sea, limiting, mitigating and compensating soil sealing11, reducing air pollution12 and halting loss of biodiversity and degradation of ecosystems.

This is true both of those challenges which are explicitly global, like climate change, biodiversity loss, sustainable use of marine resources, fair competition in shipping and shipbuilding, and promotion of decent working conditions in those sectors, and of those issues which are more closely circumscribed at regional level - think, for instance, of the need to protect the environment against the impacts of certain maritime activities in the Mediterranean or the Baltic Sea.

This applies both to global challenges like the sustainable use of marine resources, climate change, loss of biodiversity, fair competition in the shipping and shipbuilding sectors, and promoting conditions for decent jobs in these spheres, and to issues that are more a matter for the regional level, e.g. environmental protection in the Mediterranean or Baltic Sea regions.

The protected areas are part of Natura 2000, a Europe-wide network of protected areas set up to protect biodiversity and halt species loss.

Concern for biodiversity loss, by contrast, remains low – only 22% think about the loss of species and habitats.

Species are being lost at an unprecedented rate as a result of human activities, with irreversible consequences for our future.

All of the grand challenges that we face today, like climate change and human rights and demographics and terrorism and pandemics and narco-trafficking and human slavery and species loss, I could go on, we're not making an awful lot of progress against an awful lot of those challenges.

Overall, species loss is now occurring at a rate 1,000 times greater than the natural background rate.

Mainly responsible for the loss of biodiversity is the destruction of natural habitats, pollution and the progressive climate change.

And this loss of species is not confined to wild animals and plants. Ancient breeds of domestic animals and cultivated plants are also disappearing because they no longer satisfy the demands of modern farming.

As we had to admit in 2010 – the International Year of Biodiversity – that we are far from halting or even reducing biodiversity loss, the EU adopted a new biodiversity strategy to stop biodiversity loss by 2020.

How can companies help to stop the loss of biodiversity as the EU member states have pledged to?

We note that species extinctions have always been part of the evolutionary process, but the dominant causes of species loss today are different from these natural processes.