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Wild species decline by 73%
The World Wildlife Fund report indicates a significant decline in global biodiversity, with wild species numbers decreasing by 73% between 1970 and 2022. Population groups have declined by 35,803 populations, representing 5,790 species, at an average annual rate of about 2.5%. Freshwater species experienced the largest decline of 85%, followed by terrestrial species at 69%, and marine species at 59%. The report highlighted that South America has seen the least decline at 95%, followed by Africa at 80%. There are currently no signs of a global recovery.
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