If solved
Recovering biodiversity
Once extinction stops and the climate stabilises, damaged habitats and populations could slowly recover.
Open in the interactive tree →Recovery would start with protected areas, restored wetlands and forests and rewilded fisheries. Reefs and other slow systems would need decades.
What it brings
- Healthy fisheries and pollination services
- Stable ecosystems that store carbon
- Lower risk of disease spillover from degraded habitats
Prerequisites
- Ecology and the ecosystem1935Recovery of nature is planned and measured with ecosystem concepts
- Halting mass extinctionopen
- Stable climate, falling CO22060s?