Over 1 million plant and animal species are threatened with extinction, and the average populations sizes of wildlife have dropped 69% since 1970.

Nearly a third of all monitored global fish stocks are now overfished.

This endangers marine ecosystems and the more than 3 billion people globally who rely on fish as their primary protein source.

At our current rates, 90% of our planet's topsoil could be degraded by 2050.

Soil houses over 25% of our planet's biodiversity and 95% of our food relies on healthy soil.

We've lost half of the world's corals and mangrove forests. 

These biodiverse habitats are home to countless species and are also some of our greatest allies against the climate crisis, storing carbon and protecting us from floods and storms.

Intensive agriculture has caused 73% of all deforestation and land conversion. 

Yet, around a third of all food produced still goes to waste - either thrown away or lost in the supply chain - and over 821 million people go hungry every day.

Our freshwater - only 2.5% of all water on Earth - is threatened by agriculture, pollution, and dams. 

66% of the world’s population already faces water shortages for at least one month a year.