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- Animal populations have plummeted by nearly 70% in last 50 . . .
Up to 2 5% of mammals, fish, reptiles, birds and amphibians have already gone extinct, the report says Scientists named a new species of whale last year Now, they're "on the edge of extinction "
- Species Status Assessment
specimens and historic literature indicate a much more widespread population, but no time frame is referenced; 52 occurrences have been documented since 1980 (MA Division of Fisheries and Wildlife 2005) NEPARC (2010) lists the eastern spadefoot a Species of Severe Concern because more than 75% of states list the species as SGCN II
- The IUCN Red List and the Conservation Status of Lemurs
The 2020 Red List update highlights that 98% of all listed lemur species — 103 out of 107 listed — are now threatened with extinction and a further 33 species are listed as Critically Endangered, one listing away from extinction in the wild
- The Guardian
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- More than half of all mangrove ecosystems at risk of collapse . . .
Gland, Switzerland, 22 May 2024 (IUCN) – More than half of the world’s mangrove ecosystems are at risk of collapse, according to the first global mangrove assessment for the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Ecosystems
- 13 Reasons for Endangerment of Species | Environment Buddy
Almost half of those threatened species are amphibians (like the Panamanian Golden Frog) Endangered species are documented in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red list by evaluating the risk of extinction of various species in scientific manner However, you should know that we have not assessed all the species out
- The Red List - BirdLife International
A species being “uplisted” means that it is at greater risk of extinction, and that is happening all too often But more than showing an observed change on a barometer, a bird species reaching the threshold for “globally threatened” means that BirdLife is officially ringing a great big red warning bell from the roof
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