Habitat Loss a Real Buzzkill for Invertebrates

Karen Hopkin, an environmental reporter, dives into the staggering drop in invertebrate populations, which have plummeted by nearly 50% in just 35 years. She connects this decline to the doubling of the human population, highlighting the crucial roles these tiny creatures play in our ecosystems. Hopkin warns of the far-reaching consequences for humanity if we continue to overlook the plight of invertebrates and stresses the urgent need for conservation efforts to protect these vital species.