Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
Ecosystems - Biodiversity - Agriculture
Ecosystem approaches - Agriculture
Agrobiodiversity - Conservation
Economic assessment - Ecosystem services - Agriculture
Biodiversity - Conservation - Sustainable development goals
Socio-economic benefits - Organic farming - Oceania
The international community is increasingly aware of the link between biodiversity and sustainable development and its direct impact on wealth, health and well-being. Biodiversity is the origin of all crops and domesticated livestock. It is also the source of vital ecosystem services and functions, including soil conservation, water cycling, pollination, pest and disease regulation, carbon sequestration and nitrogen fixation. Biodiversity and the ecosystem services
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