Biodiversity represents our greatest wealth, our most significant and essential heritage, without which life itself would be compromised. Its decline endangers entire economic sectors, world regions, with cascading destructive effects, and ultimately it has a significant impact on the quality of life and well-being.
In a world that, not as a figure of speech, is yet to be fully explored, we have compromised our primary wealth and are seriously jeopardizing our heritage.
Considering also that 60% of the world’s GDP already depends directly on biodiversity; but the great paradigm shift and economic development can express more than 100 trillion a year provided by ecosystem services.