Invertebrates are the Foundation of Biodiversity

In recent years, I’ve sometimes felt I was the only person noticing a seemingly rapid disappearance of life on Earth, especially insects. But apparently, others have noticed, as well. BB

Across the planet, insects are in real trouble. For a century or more, their numbers have been decreasing, and now it’s happening faster. Scientists estimate that today there are roughly half the number of insects in the world than there were 40 years ago.

Learn about the importance of invertebrates for biodiversity.

Kate Morgan – Sierra Club Insider

Photo: James Strampher / USFWS

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