Biodiversity benefits from the Covid-19 crisis

As we seek to build back better from the crisis, we must work together to preserve biodiversity so we can achieve our sustainable development goals, writes Ray Ryan.
Biodiversity benefits from the Covid-19 crisis

After an eight week lockdown, Trinity College this week resumed its biodiversity survey of the grounds of Áras an Uachtaráin. Dr Stephanie Maher and Dr Simon Hodge are pictured setting pan traps to sample invertebrates. Picture: Maxwells
After an eight week lockdown, Trinity College this week resumed its biodiversity survey of the grounds of Áras an Uachtaráin. Dr Stephanie Maher and Dr Simon Hodge are pictured setting pan traps to sample invertebrates. Picture: Maxwells

As we seek to build back better from the crisis, we must work together to preserve biodiversity so we can achieve our sustainable development goals, writes Ray Ryan.

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