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Video World Wildlife Day (3 March 2026)
This #WorldWildlifeDay, the spotlight is on medicinal and aromatic plants. 🌱
From traditional healing to community livelihoods, these species are vital for our health and economies. Their conservation is crucial to preserve our shared natural heritage.
But their survival is threatened: harmful pesticides, industrial pollutants and waste can contaminate soil and water, degrading the ecosystems these plants depend on and risking the health of the communities that use them.
By promoting the sound management of chemicals and hazardous waste worldwide, the BRS Conventions help protect soil and water quality, and safeguard biodiversity—including the precious plants that sustain health and livelihoods.
A healthier planet means thriving ecosystems, resilient communities, and a preserved natural pharmacy for generations to come. 🌍💚
🔗 Discover the links between the #BRSConventions and biodiversity: Chemicals, wastes and biodivesity - Key insights
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