concept   biodiversity
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Western countries (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • Amazon Rainforest (1) • Europe (1) • environmental science community (1) • Amazon rainforest communities (1) • Amazonian region (1) • Indonesia (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • scientific community culture (1) • African savannah (1) • Amazonian indigenous cultures (1) • Indigenous tribes in South America (1) • Northern countries (1) • Tropical countries (1) • biologists (1) • farming community (1) • wildlife conservation movements (1)
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1 biodiversity Western countries Conservation efforts in Western countries prioritize preserving biodiversity in order to sustain the environment. 9
2 biodiversity Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia's arid climate emphasizes the preservation of unique desert ecosystems in order to combat lower biodiversity levels. 5
3 biodiversity Amazon Rainforest The Amazon Rainforest is integral to traditional life and spiritual beliefs due to its high biodiversity. 4
4 biodiversity Europe Biodiversity conservation is a key environmental priority in Europe with efforts to protect various species and ecosystems. 3
5 biodiversity environmental science community Biodiversity is essential for ecosystem stability and sustainable resource management. 3
6 biodiversity Amazon rainforest communities The traditional way of life for Amazon rainforest communities is centered around living in harmony with diverse wildlife, reflecting the concept of biodiversity. 2
7 biodiversity Amazonian region The Amazonian region's local communities depend on a variety of flora and fauna for both survival and cultural traditions. 2
8 biodiversity Indonesia Indonesia values biodiversity for traditional uses and strives for sustainable conservation and resource use. 2
9 biodiversity Middle Eastern Conservation efforts in the Middle East focus on preserving desert-adapted and endangered wildlife species to protect biodiversity. 2
10 biodiversity scientific community culture The scientific community culture values the study of biodiversity for ecological balance, conservation, and potential medical and technological applications. 2
11 biodiversity African savannah Biodiversity in the African savannah is integral to daily life, supporting communities' sustenance and cultural practices. 1
12 biodiversity Amazonian indigenous cultures Biodiversity is closely connected to Amazonian indigenous cultures, with their traditional knowledge playing a key role in preserving diverse ecosystems. 1
13 biodiversity Indigenous tribes in South America Biodiversity is integral to the cultural identity and traditional medicine of Indigenous tribes in South America. 1
14 biodiversity Northern countries In Northern countries, biodiversity is valued, but the focus is primarily on conservation and preservation rather than direct reliance on the natural environment. 1
15 biodiversity Tropical countries Biodiversity in tropical countries is crucial for sustenance, medicine, and is closely linked to cultural and spiritual beliefs. 1
16 biodiversity biologists Biodiversity is essential for ecosystem stability and ecological balance, according to biologists. 1
17 biodiversity farming community Biodiversity in farming communities is sometimes seen as a barrier to efficient agricultural practices. 1
18 biodiversity wildlife conservation movements Wildlife conservation movements advocate for preserving biodiversity and ecosystem balance by protecting various species and habitats. 1