The document discusses grasslands and some of the problems facing wildlife species that live in grasslands, such as loss of habitat due to large-scale farming reducing space. It notes that the area used for farming animals is twice the size of South America and includes space for growing their food. The document suggests individual actions people can take as well as global changes that could help address these problems, such as using less space for farming, protecting grassland habitats, and stopping the illegal wildlife trade.
The document discusses grasslands and some of the problems facing wildlife species that live in grasslands, such as loss of habitat due to large-scale farming reducing space. It notes that the area used for farming animals is twice the size of South America and includes space for growing their food. The document suggests individual actions people can take as well as global changes that could help address these problems, such as using less space for farming, protecting grassland habitats, and stopping the illegal wildlife trade.
The document discusses grasslands and some of the problems facing wildlife species that live in grasslands, such as loss of habitat due to large-scale farming reducing space. It notes that the area used for farming animals is twice the size of South America and includes space for growing their food. The document suggests individual actions people can take as well as global changes that could help address these problems, such as using less space for farming, protecting grassland habitats, and stopping the illegal wildlife trade.
The document discusses grasslands and some of the problems facing wildlife species that live in grasslands, such as loss of habitat due to large-scale farming reducing space. It notes that the area used for farming animals is twice the size of South America and includes space for growing their food. The document suggests individual actions people can take as well as global changes that could help address these problems, such as using less space for farming, protecting grassland habitats, and stopping the illegal wildlife trade.
Let’s explore our grasslands The great expanses Fertile soils When there is less space and food, wild animals can be Many animals such forced into conflict as elephants and with humans and rhinos are illegally livestock. Large-scale hunted for their farming reduces tusks or horns. space for animals and can block their migration routes. The area of land we use to raise animals for food is twice the size of South America, including the space needed to grow the food they eat.
What’s the problem?
Meet the cheetah Individual actions • Find out where our food comes from • Enjoy more fruit and vegetables and eat less meat • Waste less food • Buy local, seasonal food Global change • Hold businesses to account • Use less space for farming and • Ask politicians to protect get smart about how we farm grasslands • Stop the illegal wildlife trade • Protect the migration routes of grassland animals • Protect grassland habitats as nature reserves