新闻聚焦:研究发现,四分之一的淡水物种面临灭绝

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News spotlight: A quarter of freshwater species face extinction, study finds Jan 14, 2025 By Mary Kate McCoy 4 min read A new study is ringing alarm bells for freshwater species, finding nearly a quarter are at risk of extinction. The study, from researchers at the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN), named dams, farms, invasive species and pollution as responsible for the decline, Julia Jacobo reported for ABC News. The findings are “alarming,” Catherine Sayer, freshwater biodiversity lead at IUCN, told ABC News. “We have about a quarter of species which are on their way to extinction if we don’t do anything to stop it,” she said. The study, which assessed more than 23,000 freshwater species, broke down the impact of each threat: Dams block species from reaching habi。

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原始资料标题：新闻聚焦:研究发现,四分之一的淡水物种面临灭绝

原文链接：https://www.conservation.org/blog/news-spotlight-a-quarter-of-freshwater-species-face-extinction-study-finds