IUCN Red List: A Wake-Up Call for the Planet’s Most Vulnerable Species

IUCN Red List: A Wake-Up Call for the Planet’s Most Vulnerable Species

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Introducing the IUCN Red List

Established in 1964 by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the IUCN Red List is the gold standard for identifying species at risk of extinction worldwide. The List assesses species based on four criteria: geographical range, population size, trend, and quantification of probability of extinction risk. As the planet’s ecosystems continue to crumble under pressure from human activity, the urgency of this invaluable tool cannot be overstated. In this article, we explore the alarming revelations from the most recent update (2022) and what the IUCN Red List represents for our fragile planet.

What Do the Numbers Mean?

2022 marks another stark reality, as 4,680, or nearly a quarter (27%), of recorded animal species fall under threatened with extinction, among which:

Key Observations from 2022 Red List Update:

• In total, over 33% of evaluated amphibians (about 500 out of 700) and mammals (over 300 out of 4,800) remain endangered, prompting immediate action by conservationists.

Alarmingly, Freshwater Eels, Sea Sponges and Reefs also Join the Rank of Threatened Species:

The plight faced by eel populations has drawn particularly close attention with many species dropping further towards critically endangered.

Another alarming observation are the numbers representing Sea Sponges: it has increased an incredible 21.1 % compared to just the last five years in a decade already replete in devastating stories (as an entire generation is predicted to lose) their favorite source of marine oxygen supply).

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So Now, How Is It to Turn?

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