Biodiversity: Importance, Types & Losses

Biodiversity refers to the range of living forms on earth, including the many plants, animals, and microorganisms as well as the genes and ecosystems they support. Biodiversity is an attribute of ecosystems or a gauge of a portfolio of assets. The increasing loss of biological diversity is turning into a significant danger. The way the western world views, understands and manages biodiversity has changed as a result of several historical crises. There is a great deal of uncertainty around the biodiversity issue, particularly about the negative effects of mass extinction, including their biological, ecological, and economic effects. Because of human activities, including habitat degradation and greenhouse gas emissions that cause climate change, the diversity of the Earth's living species has decreased. Many research methodologies in cultural history analyse the rise of biodiversity. This paper analyzes the dynamics and crisis of biodiversity