Countdown 2010: The 2010 biodiversity target
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Biodiversity is essential but endangered, with species going extinct at unprecedented rates. Governments have pledged to save biodiversity by 2010, but more action is needed to meet this goal. An initiative called Countdown 2010 brings together partners from various organizations to help monitor progress and take steps to protect biodiversity by the 2010 deadline.
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- 2. Biodiversity… … is all around us
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