Across
- 3. A farming method that avoids synthetic pesticides and fertilizers.
- 4. Specially designated areas like national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.
- 8. The large-scale destruction of forests, often for agriculture or urbanization.
- 9. The variety of life on Earth, including plants, animals, and microorganisms.
- 10. A conservation method that protects species in their natural habitat.
Down
- 1. The excessive use of natural resources, leading to habitat destruction
- 2. A major international agreement that regulates trade of endangered species.
- 5. The process of restoring lost forest cover by planting trees.
- 6. A biodiversity-rich region that is under threat from human activities.
- 7. The increase in Earth's average temperature, leading to biodiversity loss.