The Earth Day Network (EDN) has identified 2019 as a crucial year to protect species from extinction. Working in partnership with thousands of organizations, EDN’s global campaign seeks to advance policies and international agreements for species protection.
According to the network, the world was facing the greatest rate of extinction since it lost dinosaurs over 60 million years ago. Unfortunately, this rapid loss is now caused by human activities, including deforestation, pollution, hunting and unsustainable agriculture.
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