Animal Habitats
Explorer

Ocean animals face unprecedented threats with marine protected areas covering only 3% of global oceans. Conservation efforts focus on protecting ocean animals through larger marine sanctuaries, reducing plastic pollution affecting ocean animals, implementing sustainable fishing to preserve ocean animals populations, and combating climate change impacts. International cooperation is essential to protect ocean animals and the marine ecosystems supporting over 230,000 ocean animals species worldwide.

Forest animals face unprecedented threats as woodland habitats vanish at 10 million hectares annually. Conservation efforts focus on protecting forest animals through old-growth forest preservation, establishing wildlife corridors for forest animals migration, and promoting sustainable forestry. Community-based programs protect forest animals by maintaining critical woodland ecosystems that support diverse forest animals populations and regulate global climate patterns.

Arctic animals face unprecedented threats with sea ice melting at 13% per decade, threatening polar species survival. Conservation efforts focus on protecting arctic animals through reduced greenhouse gas emissions, marine protected areas, and satellite monitoring of arctic animals populations. Supporting indigenous communities helps preserve arctic animals habitats and traditional knowledge essential for arctic animals conservation and climate health indicators.

Wetland animals face critical threats as wetlands have declined by 70% globally, representing Earth's most productive ecosystems. Conservation efforts focus on protecting wetland animals through habitat restoration, pollution control, and sustainable water management. Preserving these vital ecosystems is essential for wetland animals survival and the countless species that depend on marsh environments for breeding, feeding, and shelter.