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Sub-Saharan Africa lost 24% biodiversity; Rwanda & Nigeria least intact, Namibia & Botswana most.
Summary
A recent study indicates that Sub-Saharan Africa has experienced a significant biodiversity loss of 24% since pre-industrial times. The study highlights Rwanda and Nigeria as having the least intact biodiversity, while Namibia and Botswana are the most intact.
Key Points
- Sub-Saharan Africa has lost 24% of its biodiversity since pre-industrial times.
- Rwanda and Nigeria are identified as the least biodiverse countries in the region.
- Namibia and Botswana are noted as the most biodiverse countries in the region.
Full Article
Rwanda and Nigeria are the least intact, while Namibia and Botswana remain the most intact
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