Act locally. Finding solutions to the biodiversity crisis
Channel: biodiversity.vision
Date: 22/05/2021

Biodiversity is dwindling on a global scale because of habitat destruction by people, and the rate at which species die out for good from our planet is ever speeding up. 


Here, LMU Munich undergraduate students of Biology have asked the question what could be done locally for biodiversity, and what is actually being done on a local scale in the Munich area. 


The students first interview Prof. Dr. Michael Schrödl (LMU Munich / SNSB) about the state of Munich's biodiversity.  


Here is a link to Prof. Schrödel's petition against biodiversity loss: 
change.org/Artensterben 
Please sign 

Then, they feature the restoration program of the river Isar in Munich. Last, they ask two organic farmers what can be done for biodiversity. 


This contribution won the best documentary award of a series of films produced for a seminar on the global biodiversity crisis.  



Enjoy watching!