22 February 2010
Genevieve Ferone
Humans are an integral part of biodiversity, just like any other of the planet’s species; we are closely tied to the biodiversity we spurn. It is up to us to manage biodiversity, our mother, and the other resources she affects.
Just as companies are starting to slowly incorporate global warming issues into their practices, what are we as individuals doing? Ever more urban, striding down the asphalt, we tend to consider biodiversity like a nice window to open every now and again with perhaps a touch of nostalgia. Humans are an integral part of biodiversity, just like any other of the planet’s species; we are closely tied to the biodiversity we spurn. It is up to us to manage biodiversity, our mother, and the other resources she affects.
