Invertebrates Conservation Biodiversity
Invertebrates Conservation Biodiversity
Invertebrates have suffered a lack of attention from conservation professionals and the general public in the past. Scientists, however, are gaining a better understanding of the role of invertebrates in natural systems and the need to protect them.
Habitat loss is one of the main threats to invertebrate populations. Over collecting of some invertebrate groups, such as beetles and butterflies, can also pose a threat.
Top: Science: Environment: Biodiversity: Conservation: Invertebrates
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Invertebrate Conservation Research Centre - University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, established in 1992, aiming to undertake research that directly enhances the continued survival of invertebrates, especially insects.
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Environmental Entomology - Invertebrate and freshwater macroinvertebrate surveys and databases, environmental impact assessments and invertebrate conservation
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Spider Conservation - Promoting awareness of the issues related to spider conservation including threats to spider diversity, current conservation actions, and challenges in protecting spiders and their habitats.
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Beetle Conservation - Threats to the survival of beetles and their conservation in Taiwan.
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Insect Conservation and the UK - Giving information on the biodiversity action plans and links to sites with biodiversity information.
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