Understanding why biodiversity matters and how hiking can help endangered species
By Frits Ahlefeldt, Hiking.org
Hiker tuning into nature
Hiking trails as green corridors
Green organic buildings
Father and son
Waves of change and lack of place
Community vs resource mindset
Some things takes a community to do
Research and drawings to explain why biodiversity is very important, not only for our well-being, but for our survival. Both on a local and global scale. But also work to show how hiking and biodiversity can strengthen each other and give examples of how green corridors and hiking trails can be designed to be the same, so hiking will help nature, not threaten it
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