Understanding Wetlands and Biodiversity

What is one of the key benefits of wetlands for urban communities?

• They reduce traffic congestion.

• They increase property prices.

• They provide a space for physical and mental well-being.

• They are a source of industrial raw materials.

How does biodiversity contribute to human life?

• It provides entertainment.

• It reduces the need for agriculture.

• It offers resilience to natural systems.

• It increases technological advancements.

What is the primary cause of biodiversity loss in the UK?

• Climate change

• Invasive species

• Human activity

• Natural disasters

What is the role of ecological economists?

• To increase industrial production

• To develop new financial markets

• To ensure the economy does not harm biodiversity

• To promote urbanization

What is 'biodiversity net gain'?

• A policy to increase urban development

• A strategy to improve biodiversity through new developments

• A method to reduce biodiversity in rural areas

• A financial incentive for industrial growth

How do urban nature spaces benefit communities?

• They increase pollution levels.

• They provide habitats for wildlife.

• They reduce the need for public transport.

• They limit recreational activities.

What is a key method to engage people with nature?

• Providing them with scientific journals

• Offering them financial incentives

• Getting them to experience nature firsthand

• Encouraging them to watch nature documentaries

What simple action can individuals take to support nature?

• Start a community garden

• Invest in technology stocks

• Build more roads

• Increase energy consumption

How can policy changes be effectively driven?

• Through international trade agreements

• By reducing public awareness

• By inspiring community demand

• Through government mandates alone

Why is it important for communities and policymakers to work together?

• To ensure policies are left to experts

• To create effective and meaningful change

• To reduce the number of policies

• To increase bureaucratic processes