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World on notice: UN report suggests a million species threatened

Climate change only third worst threat to species destruction

Helen Clark
Splendid Tree Frog. Image sourced: United Nations media.

Splendid Tree Frog. Image sourced: United Nations media.

  This equates to roughly 25% of species globally. It is the body's first report since 2005 and according to UNESCO director general Audrey Azoulay it puts the world "on notice". This is different...

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