The document provides solutions to biodiversity loss problems, including planting trees to increase oxygen and reduce carbon dioxide, using more renewable energy sources like wind, sun and water, and following the three R's of reduce, reuse and recycle. It suggests reducing by buying products with less packaging and reusing materials like paper, cardboard, tires and glass bottles to make new products instead of cutting down trees. The document also recommends recycling paper, cardboard, tires, glass bottles, electrical appliances, cars and metals to conserve natural materials and not throwing plastic bags in the ocean because they endanger sea life.

1. SOLUTIONS TO THE
BIODIVERSITY LOSS PROBLEMS

2. 1. Plant a tree. We will have more
oxygen and less carbon dioxide.

3. 2. Use more renewable energy sources like:
WIND THE SUNWATER

4. 3. Follow the three R's: reduce, reuse
and recycle.

5. What can we do to REDUCE?
1. Buy products
with no or little
packaging.
2. Put the
packaging in
the correct
recycling bin.

6. What can we do to REUSE?
Reuse means to use materials again and again. We can
reuse:

7. We can recycle paper and cardboard,
so we don’t have to cut down too many
trees.

8. We can also recycle tyres. This way, we won’t cut
out too many trees.

9. We can recycle glass bottles to
make new ones.

10. We can recycle electrical appliances, cars, metals, etc. so
we won’t need to waste more natural materials.

11. Remember not to
throw plastic bags to
the seas or oceans.
They look like
jellyfish and plastic
is really dangerous
for me!